Turn ANY non-Bluetooth aviation headset, helicopter headset, helicopter helmet, or flight helmet into a Bluetooth headset or Bluetooth helmet.
Add Bluetooth to aviation headset pilot headphones.
Outstanding features of aviation headset Bluetooth adapter UFQ BT-Link:
1. Bluetooth 5.0 allows you to connect to two devices at the same time
2. Enables you to use your Bluetooth cell phone and any music source wirelessly in the cockpit
3. Very Light Weight at only 4.95 ounces(140 grams)
4. Great music sound quality with the new sound processing chip.
Enjoy music while you fly with Bose’s level-quality Hi-Fi speakers.
5. Dual volume controls for precise level control for each speaker
6. 1/8”(3.5mm) audio input jack and included cable simplifies connection
to an audio device (iPad,iPod, MP3, GPS, etc.), providing good quality in-flight sound
7. New, extremely durable cable. The cable is made from rigid, flexible TPE,
with high-strength Kevlar reinforcement and shielding from external signal interference
8. Supports mono and stereo intercoms
9. A young girl’s voice prompt
10. NEW Modern design
11. Three types of Audio Priority Modes
AUTO: With incoming transmission, Bluetooth and Aux are muted,
and resumes after the transmission ends.
MIX: Aux and Bluetooth continue to play with the transmission.
OFF: Only transmissions are heard; Bluetooth and Aux are muted
12. USB type C external power source input,
to bypass batteries for power USB POWER Rated INPUT: 5.0V
With USB type C power source input, you can use it together with a Power bank
so then it can last for MANY hours
13. Auto Shut-Off capability
14. Low Battery Indicator and voice prompt
15. Cellphone can show battery level when Bluetooth is connected(Not suitable for all cellphones)
16. Two AA batteries provide 20-25 hours of continuous usage
17. Bluetooth volume control has previous/Next songs function,
When connected with the AUX line, this control can also control the volume of the AUX in audio
18. Don’t consume any battery power when power is OFF
(Unlike some competitors’ headsets, they still consume battery power when powered OFF)
