REFLECTOR: Heatsets

Mike Dawson medawson250 at yahoo.com
Thu Aug 1 22:44:09 CDT 2013


It is only an opinion and we all know about opinions.....
I had a pair of telex in ear and found them to be cumbersome. I used Panasonic in ear for 30 years in ATC but never had to put up with engine noise or other out side interference. I find the ear muff, in flying, to be the only way to go. If money is a concern, Telex has a nice light weight, in ear, set. If money is not an object, the Zulu2 ANR is as good, in my opinion, as the Bose A20.

Michael E Dawson
ATCI CFII


On Aug 1, 2013, at 6:09 PM, Juanita Londenberg <i.fly.too at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> I'm looking to purchase another pair of headsets.  I so graciously  gave my Peltors up to Brian when we started our test flying  (he had a set of David Clarks which weigh a ton).  I'm wondering what others are using and are you satisfied with them.  I will be piloting also, so I want more than just a "right seat" headset.
> 
> Wondering if sets that don't have the hugh ear muffs do a good job.  See the Telex 5x5 Pro III at
> http://www.sportys.com/PilotShop/product/12560.  
> 
> Am I dreaming that a set like these http://www.marvgolden.com/clarity-aloft-pro-aviation-headset.html#customer-reviews would be worth the dollars spent?
> 
> Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.  If anyone at Oshkosh gets bored, maybe they'd like to go do a little window shopping????????? and/or testing to see how they feel and sound?
> 
> Juanita Londenberg
> N4PE
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