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David Clark H10-60 Headset
 - 3 customer reviews.
David Clark H10-60 Headset"Top-Of-The-Line" standard
headset. No other headset has all these exclusive features:
- Headset Pressure Adjustment
- Noise Reduction Rating 23 dB
- Headband Size Adjustment
- M-7A Microphone
- Super-Soft, Foam-Filled Pillow Headpad
- Dual volume control lets you adjust the level for each ear
- Boom Guide Lock
- Flo-Fit Gel Ear Seals
- Exclusive, patented flex/wire boom for easy, precise microphone placement
- Dome jack lets you select from three different cord assemblies
List Price: $372.00
Our Price: $329.95
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
I am pleased with this purchase for the money I would recommend this headset
by David from Waxahachie TX USA
Review: Clearity and comfort are better than other sets I have used. The adjustable speaker makes ease of use.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
As good as it is supposed to be.
by NG from SINGAPORE Singapore
Pros: As mentioned, it is useful to my flight training as it is personal.
Cons: Need to order again if possible aircraft type change and plug in unsuitable
Review: The product is one which I had chosen; however is the case it will be better if it comes with the various kind of plug in for the different console of head plug of different aircrafts.
Thursday, November 08, 2007
by Bartlomie from Meriden CT USA
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On Thursday, January 17, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: what makes these different from the 13.4 David Clark models?
A:
The H10-60 has the ability to change the cords so that it can be used in both fixed wing and helicopters. In addition, the H10-60 is about six ounces heavier than the H10-13.4, has the flex/wire boom instead of the all flex boom found on the H10-13.4, has about 2 dB of extra passive noise cancellation, and has dual volume controls
On Sunday, December 09, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: What cords or adapters are required to make this headset fully functional for use in a helicopter?
A:
If you already own this headset and want to use it in a helicopter you would need the fixed wing to helicopter adapter. If you don't already own this headset, you can get the helicopter model here: David Clark H10-60H Headset.
On Tuesday, November 13, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: does the headset (H10-60) come with the mic cover, as pictured?
A:
Yes, it does include the mic muff.
On Tuesday, November 13, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: I fly in New Zealand, is there any reason why this headset would not work in NZ aircraft?
A:
None at all - it should work perfectly. The plugs (PJ-055 and PJ-068) should be standard worldwide.
On Friday, October 12, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: What is the difference between model H10-60 and H10-80 and what are the prices.
A:
The H10-80 was discontinued by David Clark over 10 years ago and is no longer available. We no longer have the specifications on the H10-80 to be able to tell you exactly what the differences are.
On Thursday, October 04, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: Does the 10-60 headset you sell come with a cord (coil or straight) and dual plug?
A:
The fixed wing model (this product) includes a straight cord with the dual plugs. We also sell the helicopter version (with a single plug) in either straight or coiled cord.
On Monday, August 27, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: Does this headset come with a helicopter chord?
A:
No it does not. There is a helicopter version of this model (http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/639) and also a GA to Helicopter adapter (http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/1192)
On Sunday, August 19, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: Is the dome jack easy? Or do you have to do like 10 steps and have a week to figure it out? And what are the measurements?
A:
The dome jack is fairly simple to work. You shouldn't really come across any issues with it.
On Tuesday, January 02, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: What are Dome jack ?????? Does this mean that you can plug in different cords into the headset itself?????
A:
It can be used in either fixed-wing aircraft or rotorcraft by simply changing the detachable cords.
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