Pressing MON again restores squelch settings. This is TRUE one handed operation. This feature is designed to maximize the life of the transceiver's battery. When the Aviator Pilot II is in the standby mode the battery saver de-energizes the transceivers circuitry, waking up at user selected intervals to sample for radio activity. If no activity is detected the Aviator Pilot II goes back into its sleep mode.
Current consumption is minimized, thereby maximizing battery life.
The Aviator Pilot II can receive all 10 NOAA weather broadcast frequencies. This will allow easy user access to squelch settings, clearing memory information, scanning, scan lamp, keypad beep, battery saver settings, display backlighting and priority channel check time. Setting the more advanced features of a transceiver has never been easier. The CT-60 headset adapter is a convenient way to operate the Aviator Pilot II with your favorite aviation headset, intercom and external push to talk switch. The internal side tone feature will allow you to monitor your transmitted audio through your headset in noisy cockpit environments.