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Forum: Private Flying

16th Sep 2016, 03:50

Replies: 23

Flying helmets

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Posted By abgd

Well, I don't carry many passengers in my...

Well, I don't carry many passengers in my Turbulent though I agree with you that it would be unseemly to dress up in a helmet, lifejacket etc... and not offer them the same.

So far my flying gear...

Forum: Private Flying

15th Sep 2016, 09:50

Replies: 23

Flying helmets

Views: 12,341

Posted By abgd

Certainly a good point. I stop enjoying flying if...

Certainly a good point. I stop enjoying flying if my ANR battery runs out.

Forum: Private Flying

13th Sep 2016, 09:04

Replies: 23

Flying helmets

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Posted By abgd

Creweite: thanks for the story. That's exactly...

Creweite: thanks for the story. That's exactly the sort of scenario I had in mind. Those wheels are small.

The Flycom helmets are certainly cheaper than the Alpha helmets. What distinguishes the...

Forum: Private Flying

12th Sep 2016, 14:52

Replies: 23

Flying helmets

Views: 12,341

Posted By abgd

5 x the price of an ex-military one though, and...

5 x the price of an ex-military one though, and an ANR kit that might work would be £150.

Forum: Private Flying

12th Sep 2016, 09:10

Replies: 23

Flying helmets

Views: 12,341

Posted By abgd

Thanks no... the Turbulent canopy is reasonably...

Thanks no... the Turbulent canopy is reasonably high and fairly well sheltered. There's just the top of my head that seems somewhat close to the top of the steel rim of the windshield.

Forum: Private Flying

12th Sep 2016, 08:29

Replies: 23

Flying helmets

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Posted By abgd

Flying helmets

I have an open-top Turbulent and I'd like a helmet in case I should ever tip it upside down. By far the cheapest seem to be RAF mk iv military helmets. Alas it's hard to integrate a headset to my old...

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