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David Clark H10-36 Headset (for helicopters)
 - 4 customer reviews.
David Clark H10-36 Headset for Helicopters
David Clark's "Best Value" Headset. There are more H10-30s in use
than any other noise-attenuating headset.
- David Clark's "Best Value" Headset
- More H10-30s are in use than any other noise attenuating headset
- M-1/DC microphone, the best Amplified Dynamic microphone on the market
- Flo-Fit Gel Ear Seals
- Molded cord assembly made to exceptional pull and flex standards
List Price: $283.00
Our Price: $259.95
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Tuesday, March 08, 2011
H10-36 helicopter headset.
by Blendon from Tehachapi CA USA
Pros: Price, quality, durability
Cons: Passive noise control- the foam defuser is need for the microphone.
Review: This headset met all of my expectations for the price range. There is a fair amount of noise from outside sources (rotor/ engine) when the doors are off, but if you buy the foam defuser for the microphone it cuts the outside noise level way down.
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
I would buy this product again
by Jong Dae from Seoul Korea, Republic of
Review: Best helicopter headset ever.
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Monday, July 12, 2010
Great headset
by David from Oakton VA USA
Pros: High quality headset, price, not too expensive
Review: This headset has great noise supression qualities for the earpieces, and the microphone works great. The impedance is correct for my application and works flawlessly in my suite of equipment.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
"Comfort and Quality"
by David from Bend OR USA
Pros: comfortable, gain adjust on mic, durable
Cons: absence of foam mic cover
Review: The David Clark H10-36 is a great headset to begin flight training and for continued use into your commercial career. It is very comfortable and easy to adjust. The H10-36 also has great sound quality. It would be nice if it came with the foam mic cover, but with a little tweak of the gain adjustment screw you can keep it from picking up external noise and still have it pick up your voice clearly. Flying in the Robinson R-22, blade slap will activate the mic every once in a while. I haven't flown "doors off" with it yet, but I'm assuming I'll definitely need the foam mic cover for that.
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On Tuesday, February 17, 2009 a customer asked:
Q: Does the order come with a carrier bag and has it got any passive noise reducing ability?
A:
The passive NRR is listed as 24db for this headset. It does not come with a
headset bag however we do have the bags
available for separate purchase.
On Sunday, November 23, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: Why is there a specific "helicopter" model? What's the difference between the headsets? Is it the plug?
A:
Yes, the difference is the plug and the cord. The H10-30 has a straight cord with the dual plug connection for fixed wing, while the H10-36 has the single U174 plug for helicopters and also has a molded coil cord which is preferred in helicopters.
On Wednesday, July 02, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: What is the difference between the H10-36 and the H10-30?
A:
The David Clark H10-36 is basically the Helicopter model of the David Clark H10-30 headset.
On Tuesday, June 10, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: H10-36 Helicopter headset says it comes with a "molded cord". Is that a coil cord?
A:
Yes, this headset does come with a molded coil cord assembly.
On Wednesday, December 26, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: Could zhis headset be use on Bell212 helicopter?
A:
As long as the Bell helicopter uses a standard single U-174/U plug it should work great!
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