New!!! David Clark H10-26 Headset For Helicopters on 2040-parts.com
Santee, California, United States
This Headset has a coiled cord terminating in a U-174/U plug. This will not work in a Fixed-Wing Aircraft without an adapter. The H10-26 headset is the same as the H10-21 headset, but is intended for use with helicopters (with a single plug for helicopter radios).
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