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Whatever device is selected as the primary audio device, the iOS device audio will stream to and take calls from. There are 5 scenarios we have provide here and the expected behavior of each when an iOS Device is connected to:

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The Lightspeed App also allows you to check the CO sensor data, create your own hearing profile, record radio conversations, playback transmissions, and archive flight recordings for post-flight briefing and training. The Lightspeed Delta Zulu is also the first headset to adopt the UAC plug, allowing you to connect to other devices directly from the headset for charging, data communications, and auxiliary audio.

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The choice of a headset is very personal based on comfort and certain preferences. I have been wearing ANR headsets for over 25 years and I have found Lightspeeed to be my #1 choice. As a result I have owned 5-6 of them and lately purchased a Delta Zulu version. This is by far the best headset Lightspeed has ever made. Compared to the Zulu 3, it has built in hearing enhancement and a CO monitor. In adfdition the power source is now a lithium rechargeble battery as well as a standard ++A battery backup . This makes running out of power a non-event. Additional cables can be connected as well for outside audio sources. All this for a price that is comparable to the previous models but still a better price than a Bose.

This headset has all that anyone would want in an ANR device. It is just a matter of your individual comfort level to devcide if this is the best one for you. But it comes with a 30 day return if you are not satisfied so there is no reason to not just try it!

Stunningly beautiful and functional headset. Fantastic feature set and shockingly clear audio. Lightspeed does it again. The Delta Zulu is now king of the mountain in GA headsets. Worth every single penny.

After extensively using various headsets during my aviation journey, I have unequivocally discovered that Lightspeed Aviation Headsets surpass all others in terms of durability, comfort, and the delivery of pristine communication, free from the anxieties associated with audio or communication problems. The noise-canceling technology filters out external distractions, ensuring that transmissions remain clear and intelligible even in noisy cockpit environments.

The Delta Zulu boast an impressive level of durability, ensuring they withstand the rigors of flight, providing unparalleled performance and longevity. For me comfort is paramount when it comes to aviation headsets. The carefully engineered weight distribution ensures that wearing a Lightspeed headset feels effortless, preventing unnecessary fatigue and enhancing overall comfort.

Best GA headset ever. The eq feature is friggin amazing.Take the time to set it up! Great value, updates easy, Lithium battery lasts long, traded an A20 and a Zulu in for 2 delta Zulus w no regrets. The only thing Id like to see is make the cable lengths longer, coming from the molded Y section,for those who have separate audio jacks spaced apart on the dash. Other than that 4 star, fast shipping, app works good

The Universal Accessory Connector (UAC) 2-way direction cable provides a single access point for charging, data communications, and auxiliary audio. The pilot community has a wide variety of use models for the devices that they connect to the headset. The UAC connector meets program requirements from Apple that allowed us to provide usage across the range of device connections (USB-A, USB-C, Lightning, and 3.5mm analog). Also, if you compare the UAC plug and the USB-C plug, there is a significant physical footprint savings going with UAC. This physical saving allows us to provide a more streamlined control box design.

African American women are 10.8 times more likely to be diagnosed with HIV compared with White women. This descriptive study fills a gap by examining associations among social and contextual factors and sexual communication, condom use, and safer sex negotiation among African American women. Study participants between 18 and 25 years of age and who reported recent substance use were recruited from three North Carolina counties. A risk behavior survey was administered via audio computer-assisted self-interview, and logistic regression analyses were conducted to assess associations between social and contextual variables and condom use at last sex with a main partner. Education (AOR: 2.078; 95% CI: 1.214, 3.556), sexual communication with a main partner (AOR: 1.079; 95% CI: 1.050, 1.109), and condom use relationship scale (AOR: 1.059; 95% CI: 1.023, 1.098) were positively associated with condom use at last sex, whereas living with a main partner (AOR: 0.447; 95% CI: 0.210, 0.950) and the alcohol and drug problem scale (AOR: 0.971; 95% CI: 0.944, 0.998) were negatively associated with condom use (p < 0.05). The study findings show that among young African American women at risk for HIV, contextual and personal factors may influence condom use. A socio-ecological approach combining personal empowerment, interpersonal, structural, and biobehavioral strategies is necessary in implementing holistic gender-focused HIV prevention programs.

In May 2014, we conducted six focus groups in Kulob and six in Khorog, Tajikistan, with a total of 100 participants. NSP staff members recruited participants. Focus group topics included the needles and syringes used and factors that influence choice of needles and syringes. Focus groups were conducted in Russian and Tajik, audio recorded, transcribed, and translated into English. The translated files were imported into NVivo 10 for coding and analysis.

All participants completed an adapted Revised Risk Behavior Assessment [36] via an audio computer-assisted self-interview (ACASI). The questionnaire included sections on demographics, mental health, AOD use, substance use treatment, neighborhood disorder, sexual activity, conflict and victimization, criminal justice involvement, condom use communications and sexual discussion with main partner, power and empowerment, HIV testing, physical health and nutrition, and need for health and social services. Interviews lasted an average of 45 minutes (standard deviation 20 minutes).

Using a seek-and-test framework, this three-arm cross-over randomized trial is being conducted in three county health departments in North Carolina. Each county is assigned to one of three study arms in each cycle: in-person (face-to-face) YWC, mobile Health (mHealth) YWC, or HCT. At study enrollment, participants complete a risk behavior survey via audio computer-assisted self-interview, and drug, alcohol, and pregnancy screening tests, and are then referred to HIV, gonorrhea, and chlamydia testing through their respective health departments. Participants in either of the YWC arms are asked to return approximately 1 week later to either begin the first of two in-person individual intervention sessions or to pick up the mHealth intervention preloaded on a tablet after a brief introduction to using the app. Participants in all arms are asked to return for a 6-month follow-up and 12-month follow-up, and repeat the survey and biological testing from baseline.

EMS and hospital staff (from rural to urban) can instantly and seamlessly communicate event-based patient information, including one-tap team notifications, image sharing, audio/video calls, ETA, etc. right from the Pulsara app.

2010-11-05 ICPSR data undergo a confidentiality review and are altered when necessary to limit the risk of disclosure. ICPSR also routinely creates ready-to-go data files along with setups in the major statistical software formats as well as standard codebooks to accompany the data. In addition to these procedures, ICPSR performed the following processing steps for this data collection: 2351a5e196