Of late, we are regularly operating our "4-place" as we originally intended, with three rows of seats and room for 5 or 6 passengers.
Up until recently, the 4-way intercom has been fine, as the youngest member of the family had little to add to the conversation![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](https://bearhawkforums.com/core/images/smilies/rolleyes.png)
I am looking for options to extend a 4-way intercom to accommodate either 5 or 6 pairs of headset jacks. Any recommendations - what have you guys done?
For background, our existing intercom is built into the MGL V6 COM radio, so I assume I'll be splicing it into the existing harness somehow. It's a one-plug wonder as far as the headset jacks are concerned.
MGLV6ComRadio-300x226.jpg
By the by, I have seen the 3-way headset adapter / splitter cables. Not interested in having an octopus in the cockpit, I would sooner splice them onto the back of the existing jacks.
Up until recently, the 4-way intercom has been fine, as the youngest member of the family had little to add to the conversation
![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](https://bearhawkforums.com/core/images/smilies/rolleyes.png)
I am looking for options to extend a 4-way intercom to accommodate either 5 or 6 pairs of headset jacks. Any recommendations - what have you guys done?
For background, our existing intercom is built into the MGL V6 COM radio, so I assume I'll be splicing it into the existing harness somehow. It's a one-plug wonder as far as the headset jacks are concerned.
MGLV6ComRadio-300x226.jpg
By the by, I have seen the 3-way headset adapter / splitter cables. Not interested in having an octopus in the cockpit, I would sooner splice them onto the back of the existing jacks.
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