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David Clark Aviation Headset H10-76 on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
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Sun City, California, US

Sun City, California, US
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Used David Clark DC H10-76XL ANR Aviation Pilot Headset (Electronic Noise Cancellation) One (1) used David Clark DC H10-76XL ANR Aviation Pilot Headset that includes a 9V battery module to power the Electronic Noise Cancelling (ENC) feature and utilizes a coiled cord and a single U-174/U plug for helicopter use in Excellent Condition.  This headset has been tested to ensure operation in Excellent Condition.  This headset has a low impedance microphone.  There may be minor signs of cosmetic wear. . Retails for $719.99. Purchase includes: One (1) Used David Clark H10-76XL Headset. One (1) 9V Battery Power Module. One (1) Set of Gel Ear Seals.

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