I'm glad you like yours. Mine is an absolute flaming pile of garbage. Bluetooth volume is way to low/un-useable. No one can hear me when I am trying to talk on the radio to them. Waste of $$$ but really the only option we have at the moment.
Not many options out there is definitely a pain. It's definitely got some shortcomings. Haven't tried taking over the radio yet but over the phone everyone seems to think it sounds fine believe it or not. It's tough because our market is so small that nobody wants to invest to make a truly all in one good headset. But I think this is one of the better options available that's fully integrated. I have my complaints for sure like the noise reduction and the audio quality itself. But for what's available without DIY, it's not a bad option.
seeing this video my first thought in imagination went to the same kind of communication motorcycle riders use. In saying that I don't know how much you communicate with pilots or anything or if it's just amongst your friends. But that may be a cheaper and good route to go or try to use. Haven't never done this but always wanted to. Only problem I have is a fear of heights😂
I'm with Cecil; dumpster fire is how I'd describe the one I bought. It's decent for solo recording for a go pro, but my experience is it's useless for real world communication.
It really is kind of pathetic that people have made better sounding mics from soldering together wires from motorcycle intercoms and they’re marketing this as an aviation grade headset. Mine sounds like shit through my hero 11. Mark honeycutt has an amazing sounding new mic setup, hardly any engine noise.
I'm glad you like yours. Mine is an absolute flaming pile of garbage. Bluetooth volume is way to low/un-useable. No one can hear me when I am trying to talk on the radio to them. Waste of $$$ but really the only option we have at the moment.
Not many options out there is definitely a pain.
It's definitely got some shortcomings. Haven't tried taking over the radio yet but over the phone everyone seems to think it sounds fine believe it or not.
It's tough because our market is so small that nobody wants to invest to make a truly all in one good headset. But I think this is one of the better options available that's fully integrated.
I have my complaints for sure like the noise reduction and the audio quality itself. But for what's available without DIY, it's not a bad option.
seeing this video my first thought in imagination went to the same kind of communication motorcycle riders use. In saying that I don't know how much you communicate with pilots or anything or if it's just amongst your friends. But that may be a cheaper and good route to go or try to use. Haven't never done this but always wanted to. Only problem I have is a fear of heights😂
problem I have is turn my head left or right and noise is bad in ears
I'm with Cecil; dumpster fire is how I'd describe the one I bought. It's decent for solo recording for a go pro, but my experience is it's useless for real world communication.
It really is kind of pathetic that people have made better sounding mics from soldering together wires from motorcycle intercoms and they’re marketing this as an aviation grade headset. Mine sounds like shit through my hero 11. Mark honeycutt has an amazing sounding new mic setup, hardly any engine noise.