Head sets
- Thread starter Jasonk
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- under grace
Eartech....the guys are great....ill have to get the number for ya tomorrow....
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- Everywhere
We have Eartech... best ever!!!
- Location
- Longmont, CO
Eartec's going to be the next brand I buy. I'm convinced.
Have they found a way to make them compatable to clip into our helmets? If not, it seems like one more thing for us to whine about.
Because the flimsy ear muffs look like one is committed to keep the ears covered the whole time, one works; without any chance to vent now and then. Is that true?
Have they found a way to make them compatable to clip into our helmets? If not, it seems like one more thing for us to whine about.
Because the flimsy ear muffs look like one is committed to keep the ears covered the whole time, one works; without any chance to vent now and then. Is that true?
- Location
- under grace
very eassy to install yourself or im sure they would do for you...take your helmet headphones apart and bury earpiece under the foam file a notch into the actual headphone to allow the wire to pass and reasemble!! simple!!
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- Everywhere
We have the "MonarchET"
http://www.eartec.com/Headsets/monarchet.html
If you want to install in ear muff, just do as tailtree said. Easy!!!
http://www.eartec.com/Headsets/monarchet.html
If you want to install in ear muff, just do as tailtree said. Easy!!!
chris_girard
Branched out member
- Location
- Gilmanton, N.H.
If you want something more affordable than the eartec, then go with the Stein PTT's.
- Location
- Gatineau, QC
The June TCIA magazine shows the new Eartecs, no belt pack...
- Location
- Longmont, CO
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The June TCIA magazine shows the new Eartecs, no belt pack...
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Weird. I don't think they even have them advertised (mounted on a helmet) on their own website. But, thanks for that.
The June TCIA magazine shows the new Eartecs, no belt pack...
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Weird. I don't think they even have them advertised (mounted on a helmet) on their own website. But, thanks for that.
- Location
- Longmont, CO
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very eassy to install yourself or im sure they would do for you...take your helmet headphones apart and bury earpiece under the foam file a notch into the actual headphone to allow the wire to pass and reasemble!! simple!!
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Hmm... Interesting. I didn't think of that. I guess electronics is not my strong side. Your kung fu is too strong for me Paul.
very eassy to install yourself or im sure they would do for you...take your helmet headphones apart and bury earpiece under the foam file a notch into the actual headphone to allow the wire to pass and reasemble!! simple!!
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Hmm... Interesting. I didn't think of that. I guess electronics is not my strong side. Your kung fu is too strong for me Paul.
- Location
- Gatineau, QC
This looks like the model on the helmet with the headband removed. Don't think they can swing out of the way but maybe that's what is coming in October...
http://www.eartec.com/Headsets/headsets_comstar.html
http://www.eartec.com/Headsets/headsets_comstar.html
- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
We just ordered the Eartec 24 g system, which allows the climber ("master radio") and one other person (one of any number of remote radios) to talk simultaneously, with all the others able to listen in. The remote radios can switch off between themselves to be the one who can transmit, but they'll have to signal each other to switch. No base station, so a lot less expensive. After a year of trying to get Peltor and a local vendor to fix the defective headsets we previously used (and they broke after just one use), I decided to move on to a better system.
- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
It gives us simultaneous communication between climber and crane operator, which by itself is a huge upgrade over the old system we had, plus another remote radio, for considerably less money than the other system. Buying the better part of a 3120 with the money we saved.
