Can this be used aboard an aircraft, while flying?
1992872
I know of no restrictions that would limit it. If you pierce it there will be trouble, I expect, but the output seems to be energy-limited. I have not flown with it.
1992873
Yes, I just came back from Zambia in Africa and I used it on several flights which did not have power outlets.
1992874
Yes, this battery is allowed to carry on with you, but not allowed in check-in languages. For latest and further information regarding travel with lithium ion batteries, please go to U.S. Department of Transportation web site at http://SafeTravel.DOT.Gov Best regards.
965272
Yes, I use it in many configurations while attached to the windscreen of the Cessna 172 I fly. It seems to work great for me.
1663183
Idk but as long as there is a usb available you should be able to. I would call to make sure that it is not on some "list" of things you can't have on a plane.
26992
No it is not capable of turning off in flight, unless you have it switched.
353312
The adapter that comes with the headphone should allow you to use it on the airplanes.
47425
Hi Andrea, I think you can if the jet/airplane is real close, as if it was flying over you, but to be sure you can contact the manufacturer. Their contact information is below.Extech9 Townsend West,Nashua, NH 03063877-439-8324
1475980
I don't think so. It only comes with a wall and car charger. Since there is no usb charger I don't know how you could use it on a plane. I also don't think you'd want to use on a plane since it would probably vibrate the entire row of seats where you're sitting. But I really like your idea. It would be wonderful to have something like this on a long flight.
1371591
Yes, we use in aviation and its very accurate! I saw some app to walk and you can conect this device. Good luck.
2046216
It probably could. Definitely has the power to do it. You would just have to modify the airframe. Also unless your a chase plane. There's no point in putting one on
2099543
It can. I have tried it but would not recommend it. The frequency between the controller and helicopter will break easily causing it to crash very hard.
709375
Hello, Yes, as long as you have attached them to a FAA approved device! My 6 year old son uses them on the plane all the time.
596037
Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening to my laptop game and then get an incoming call that I don't have to touch anything is great! I hope this helps. Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening... » Read More Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening to my laptop game and then get an incoming call that I don't have to touch anything is great! I hope this helps. « Show Less
2075132
you would have to be on a plane with eithernets, jacks alav for people flying , which I ve never seen, whether you have air plane mode on ,or off does not matter kal.
38903
The range is not specified by the manufacturer. It is line of site. If the aircraft is in view (within reason) you should have no problems. If the plane flies behind a tree, or building, the signal is lost. I hope this helps, Thanks for your inquiry. Regards, Dave, Hobby Zone
800083
I have used them on planes before. They work well especially if you are near the rear of the plane. I usually wait for my ears to adjust to cruising altitude before putting them in.
1899502
You sure can. Just mind the CG. I installed a parachuting man drop module on mine. Be careful of that first flight. The extra drag or resistance could cause flight issues. I know this the hard way. Good luck.
1733553
Not while driving, but I do not know why a passenger would not be able to. You need a good AC to DC converter though.