Has it dual plugs? It's to use in Embraer 190 , is it the correct headset.??
1688603
It does have two plugs. I don't know if it would work in an Embraer but I use it in a Falcon 2000 corporate jet. I like it because you don't have to worry about batteries. Hope that helps. Fly safe
1688604
Yes it has dual plugs. Not sure if it works on the E-190. It works on Delta's jets.
1688605
Yes, it has dual plugs. It should work with most new aircraft. I use it on a B767 and it works great. It has noise canceling, and it doesn't take batteries.
541125
I see no problem with it working. If the equipment as USB ports and sound card, it should work. Headset should be stereo, with microphone. I have used it with ear bud style stereo headset/microphone that I got for my smartphone. I use it as a back up for my PC
1032821
I bought 2 Aviation headsets thinking they were the identical but they came each differently. Looks almost the same but they are different models. I received 1 HS-1 and the second came as a HS-1A. I didn't expect that. But besides this they are both great. Both are with the flexible boom MIC.
281660
I recommend calling the seller to get the correct version. I ordered the wrong one at first and hand to exchange. There are a bunch of compatibility details about headsets that don't make it into the description.
274857
Not sure. However it worked with my P2030. Currently one earplug is not working. I will not suggest buying this one. Go for some better quality headset.
984523
I'm coming in very late on this, but want to use a second headset with the Sony MDR-IF240RK Wireless Headphone System as well. I see that the transmission of sound can go to both, but that the charging base is only set to charge the original headset. Have you found this to be true? Also, does anyone know where I can buy a single headset. Thanks!
1695911
it's the standard 3.5mm jack, so you should be fine (again, might need adapters for planes as you would most headphones). The volume/play controller is a different story... so it depends how important that is for you. haven't missed it in my use yet.
404252
I don't know. it didn't work for me. I was trying to plug my headset into the computer, and when i used this, i only got sound from one ear.
1294593
Sorry Darlene....I am not an expert on the matter, but just used trial and error method when purchasing at Radio Shack to find the headset that worked best. Phil
1029242
I like the answer that James C. Holland gave. I have two CM 500s and I put the Heil Proset headset away as a spare. I use one for my K3 and one into a box that is used for VOIP transmission to remote radio sites.
123940
Hello, Yes, it is available now. It is an airplane headset...you will need an adapter for helicopters Thanks for looking Terry KC Headsets 816-835-4575
1038641
First off, the Amazon title for this item is wrong. The part # is 38974. Nonetheless, this headset has a 2.5mm jack or plug. But it includes the adapter to convert it easily to the 3.5mm jack/plug that you require. Hope that helps! -- JohnnyLots
620836
NO. I just got the DA40 and it is a USB on one end with a connection to the headset on the other (negating the whole purpose of wireless). I am very annoyed that I have to send the DA40 back and probably the whole headset since I have a soft phone on my computer (rather than a phone plugged into a jack).
596036
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.
1050163
Hi Tom: No, you must use the provided adapter for aviation headphones, then use a large audio to headphone adapter (not provided) in order to use regular headphones. It will still transmit via the body mic unless you also plug the boom mic from the headset into the adapter. Good unit, great battery life.
986179
i believe so. i think i had a pair of those and it did work, but im not sure if they are the exact ones. just make sure that the input for the headset is only one small hole, and if it is then it will work.
792166
the headset i have has double plugs , i YES i can listen and speak. I dont know if this is answering youir question, i guess it depends on the kind of headset you have. hope it helps. thanks