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Old 6th Jun 2008, 16:14
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Helmets for sale?

Hi all,

Has anyone got 2 helmets for sale, for use in a civilian modified L39?

Please PM me if you can help. Will need to be exported

Thanks
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Have you tried these guys, they sell alsorts including helmets.

http://www.army-surplus.org.uk
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Try

http://www.helmets.co.uk/pages/milit...il-aircrew.php


http://www.headsetservices.com/melav...rderguide.html




or if you are after presumably surplus, try


http://www.mart-aviation.co.uk/index.htm

http://www.mart-aviation.co.uk/Helmet%20list.htm
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When I was last fitted for a helmet (the newer issue dark gray one-don't know the model #) if I remember correctly, they had to heat a liner, put it in the helmet, you put the helmet on, then they put a heavy donut weight on the helmet. You kept the helmet on for 5-10 minutes. I was told this was to avoid hot spots. Also, if I remember correctly they came in sm, med, lg and Xlg.
Seems like my helmet was always turning up cracked, for no reason, during the annual inspection-so do not buy anything surplus!

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p.s. That was with Uncle Sam's AF.
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Thanks for the response guys, I appreciate
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RAF-MK4A-Flyin...QQcmdZViewItem

Any use?

SMT
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The ones I posted as Surplus are acctually overhauled if you read the site to a servicable state.... you may have to replace your jackplugs etc, we had a couple of L39's here we initially operated and I seem to remember they used Russian helmets due to the connectors
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You'd have to check the Comms connections on the seat or PEC (long tube thing with metal base that provides oxygen and comms to the wearer) to make sure it's compatible with the NATO downlead. If you need any help, PM me, or post pics here and I'll get back to you.
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