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1. 06:19 AM - Gentex HGU-55 Helmet For Sale (Corndog driver)
2. 07:58 AM - Re: ANR Kits (flier)
3. 10:09 AM - Re: Re: ANR Kits (DaBear)
4. 11:07 AM - Re: ANR Kits (PaulW)
5. 02:22 PM - Re: ANR Kits (aerostar6)
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Subject: | Gentex HGU-55 Helmet For Sale |
Hi all,
I have an HGU-55 helmet for sale. It's dark blue with a red star on the back and
has ANR with an electret mic and 2 straight GA plugs. The helmet is only a year
old and is in excellent condition. It can be seen at Courtesy Aircraft.com
under inventory. You can contact them or me if interested.
Thanks,Dan
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I have ANR and CEP in my helmet and find that reducing the low freq via the ANR
is more productive than the CEP. I went CEP first, then added ANR, now I fly
mostly with just the ANR and don't fool with using the CEP.
Regards,
Ted
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That is interesting. I guess as with many things, its subjective and up to
the individual. I've had ANR for 10+ years in my helmet. I got it as soon
as flightsuits (Gibson & barnes) put it out. I liked it. I put CEP in
after I saw someone else with it and discussed it with them. I didn't like
the foam plugs, so I got the CEP ends put into molded plastic ends that are
custom fit. I flew with CEP for about a year. Stopped using CEP for a
while.
Now I'm back to using both. I find when flying multiple hours in a day,
that the CEP and ANR help a great deal.
Your mileage may vary.
Bear
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Subject: Yak-List: Re: ANR Kits
I have ANR and CEP in my helmet and find that reducing the low freq via the
ANR is more productive than the CEP. I went CEP first, then added ANR, now
I fly mostly with just the ANR and don't fool with using the CEP.
Regards,
Ted
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If you are on budget and have an old (or new) set of headsets lying around, you
cannot beat the ANR upgrade kits
Works with any David Clark or DC clone
A DC H10-13.4 with the ANR kit outperforms the David Clark X11 [Wink]
Read the comparison report here http://www.headsetsinc.com/fly01.pg58-63%20copy.pdf
I installed this kit recently in my DC H10-13.4 and made a big difference. In a
H10-40 it will make an even bigger difference as the cup wall is thicker than
the 13.4's.
Currently have the David Clark helmet K10 with the headset as a seperate underneath
the helmet.
However, I am looking into getting a helmet and build this kit into it. Not sure
if it will work well, but will try.
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Another vote for me for Westones. Expensive, but how expensive is your hearing........
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