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- PN: 40614G-02
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Electronic Noise Canceling Technology in the best noise attenuating headset available for helicopters.
- Modular Design
- Battery Power Module - One 9 volt battery for up to 25 hours of operation.
- Soft "undercut" comfort gel ear seals.
- Pilot Selectable Automatic-Shut Off Feature.
- Five foot (extended) coil cord terminating with a 10 pin quick release connector.
- Coiled cord assembly connects Battery Power Module to panel intercom/radio.
- Dual volume controls let you adjust the level for each ear
- Exclusive, patented flex/wire boom for easy, precise microphone placement
- Super soft foam filled pillow headpad
- NRR - 27 dB passive noise reduction rating plus 17 dB to 22 dB when ENC is
turned on
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David Clark H10-56HXL Headset (for helicopters) Overview:
Electronic Noise Canceling Technology in the best noise attenuating headset available for helicopters.
- Modular Design
- Battery Power Module - One 9 volt battery for up to 25 hours of operation.
- Soft "undercut" comfort gel ear seals.
- Pilot Selectable Automatic-Shut Off Feature.
- Five foot (extended) coil cord terminating with a 10 pin quick release connector.
- Coiled cord assembly connects Battery Power Module to panel intercom/radio.
- Dual volume controls let you adjust the level for each ear
- Exclusive, patented flex/wire boom for easy, precise microphone placement
- Super soft foam filled pillow headpad
- NRR - 27 dB passive noise reduction rating plus 17 dB to 22 dB when ENC is
turned on
15 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
David Clark H10-56HXL Headset (for helicopters)
15 Reviews
- Average Customer Review:
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Top Reviews
Verified Purchase
surprisingly bad
- By A Customer from The Woodlands TX USA on Sunday, April 14, 2013
- Pros: comfortable
- Review: I have been a loyal David Clark user for a 20+ years. Their customer service reputation is great but this one sucks. I have an older active noise cancelling 13.4 and it is actually much better than this one. When using in the R44 I find myself using earplugs under the headset. The noise cancelling works but seems weak. Way too much low frequency noise gets through. Lately I have also flown with a Lightspeed Zulu and it is much better. If I had another headset and wouldn't need it I would actually sent it to David Clark to see if there is something wrong.
Verified Purchase
Does what it says on the can
- By Carlos from Glendale CA USA on Monday, March 18, 2013
- Pros: comfortable, noise cancelling, good quality
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Review:
- At its price the headset should come with a bag
- Battery life could be better
- The coil cord is to short whether that be from the battery box to the cockpit connector, and also the headset to the battery box
- However, these to me are not prohibitive remarks and all in all I am very happy with it. It is my first headset and I would absolutely recommend this product
- Verified Purchase
excellent headset
- By A Customer from Bullsbrook WA Australia on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
- Pros: very quiet in an R22
- Review: excellent noise cancellation, cord to the battery compartment could be a bit longer, had to purchase an extension...
- Verified Purchase
They get the job done
- By A Customer from Allendale NJ USA on Monday, November 7, 2011
- Pros: Cheaper than Bose & Zulu, Good Passive Noise Cancelling
- Review: I fly in Astar 350 helicopters, and am usually in the seat about 6 hours a day on average. I don't even use the noise cancelling to be honest... I can't really even tell that much of a difference. They provide ample enough passive noise cancelling from the suction of the ear cups themselves. After about 4 hours of wearing them, I find myself readjusting quite a bit because my one ear starts to get bothered. However, I think that for someone who is not going to be in the seat as much as myself, it would OK. Also, the noise cancelling may be a lot more useful when flying with the doors off, which I used to do a lot before I had these. I will probably end up getting a pair of Lightspeeds or the new Bose A20 so I can play music...and have continued lightweight comfort throughout my long usage of the headset during the day.
Verified Purchase
Perfect for helicopters!
- By Gianfranco from Scurelle Italy on Friday, September 23, 2011
- Pros: Straordinary noise abatement
- Review: Headset for professional who fly everyday noisy a/c especially helicopters, good passive noise abatement and perfect with ENC activated. Very useful the automatic on/off selection that once enabled permits to have the ENC activated just when the master is on...so you save battery instead of turning on/off the ENC manually!
- Verified Purchase
- By Claudia from Van Nuys, CA on Saturday, June 26, 2010
- Pros:
- Review: Great Headset! We recommend as it is reliable and David Clark offers great customer service when you need to send in headsets for repair and cleaning!
- Verified Purchase
Excellent Choice
- By Randy from Lake St Louis MO USA on Wednesday, April 14, 2010
- Pros: They fit great
- Review: These are fantastic, durable, I love them, I am very satisfied with my choice for helicopter use
- Verified Purchase
surprisingly bad
- By A Customer from The Woodlands TX USA on Sunday, April 14, 2013
- Pros: comfortable
- Cons: way too loud in a helicopter to be comfortable
- Review: I have been a loyal David Clark user for a 20+ years. Their customer service reputation is great but this one sucks. I have an older active noise cancelling 13.4 and it is actually much better than this one. When using in the R44 I find myself using earplugs under the headset. The noise cancelling works but seems weak. Way too much low frequency noise gets through. Lately I have also flown with a Lightspeed Zulu and it is much better. If I had another headset and wouldn't need it I would actually sent it to David Clark to see if there is something wrong.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
Does what it says on the can
- By Carlos from Glendale CA USA on Monday, March 18, 2013
- Pros: comfortable, noise cancelling, good quality
- Cons: battery life, short cord length
- Review:
- At its price the headset should come with a bag
- Battery life could be better
- The coil cord is to short whether that be from the battery box to the cockpit connector, and also the headset to the battery box
- However, these to me are not prohibitive remarks and all in all I am very happy with it. It is my first headset and I would absolutely recommend this product - Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
excellent headset
- By A Customer from Bullsbrook WA Australia on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
- Pros: very quiet in an R22
- Cons: short cord to battery compartment
- Review: excellent noise cancellation, cord to the battery compartment could be a bit longer, had to purchase an extension...
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
They get the job done
- By A Customer from Allendale NJ USA on Monday, November 7, 2011
- Pros: Cheaper than Bose & Zulu, Good Passive Noise Cancelling
- Cons: Heavier, can be irritating to the ear after long periods of use
- Review: I fly in Astar 350 helicopters, and am usually in the seat about 6 hours a day on average. I don't even use the noise cancelling to be honest... I can't really even tell that much of a difference. They provide ample enough passive noise cancelling from the suction of the ear cups themselves. After about 4 hours of wearing them, I find myself readjusting quite a bit because my one ear starts to get bothered. However, I think that for someone who is not going to be in the seat as much as myself, it would OK. Also, the noise cancelling may be a lot more useful when flying with the doors off, which I used to do a lot before I had these. I will probably end up getting a pair of Lightspeeds or the new Bose A20 so I can play music...and have continued lightweight comfort throughout my long usage of the headset during the day.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 2 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
Perfect for helicopters!
- By Gianfranco from Scurelle Italy on Friday, September 23, 2011
- Pros: Straordinary noise abatement
- Cons: Frequent change of battery
- Review: Headset for professional who fly everyday noisy a/c especially helicopters, good passive noise abatement and perfect with ENC activated. Very useful the automatic on/off selection that once enabled permits to have the ENC activated just when the master is on...so you save battery instead of turning on/off the ENC manually!
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 1 Other people found this review helpful.
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Excellent Choice
- By Randy from Lake St Louis MO USA on Wednesday, April 14, 2010
- Pros: They fit great
- Cons: the cord from the battery box to the plug is too short, it hangs there and stretches out the cord
- Review: These are fantastic, durable, I love them, I am very satisfied with my choice for helicopter use
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
5 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Previously Asked Questions
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Q: I was hoping to use a H10-56HXL in a Cessna 172S. Can you tell me what kit/parts I need? Do I need a high/low impedence adaptor and/or a new mic, or just the plug converter? Thanks!!
A: To convert the H10-56HXL for use in an airplane you would just need to get the Helicopter to Fixed Wing Adapter which will convert the single plug to dual plugs.
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Q: Do the h10--56hxl headsets have a warranty? If so, how long?
A: Yes, this headset has a 5 year manufacturer warranty
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Q: Hello, What plug connector does this headset come with? Thank you, Omer
A: This headset has a U174/U plug for helicopter connection.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Q: What is the difference between the h10-56hxl and the h10-13hxl?
A: The only difference is the H10-56HXL has a deeper dome with provided 27dB passive protection, whereas the H10-13HXL has the standard size dome that provides 24dB passive protection. They are both helicopter headsets.
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
Q: One of the reviews mentioned that this headset can be specially ordered with the GA cord/plugs. How much would the total order be? Thanks.
A: You can use the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter to adapt this headset for use in a fixed wing aircraft with dual plugs.
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