It's my regular now. configurable and reasonable weight. It allows creation of my own 3 d printed accessories. The limiting factor is still the Micro Avionics electronics inside of the ear cups. Two thumbs down... For all of the promises, it under delivers. I've flipped every permutation of dip switches possible on mic pick-up and noise, yet nothing makes a difference. If I could find a electronic interphase system that incorporated active noise cancellation and optimal input audio control, I'd switch too it faster than Chris Christie's motorcade pulls into an all you can eat buffet on his way home from the campaign trail...

I have a Micro Avionics setup. Its in a bag in the garage. Went back to Send 20 until I find something better. We finally made it to Florida.@@YankeeinSC1

If it is uncomfortable .its because you didn't adjust the helmet properly, i have a fast phelmet blue tooth sound reduction. bulletproof. the ear muffs are gel etc. if I compared my helmet to your skateboard helmet.... ill throw yours in the bin.

@@TONYPARAMOTOR That's hilarious! Mine has Bose Gentex active noise cancelling. And yes, gel around the ear. You'll learn what a real helmet feels like eventually.

I think you might have misunderstood. It's OK, I did too when I started getting involved in PPG. It's hardly a local community! I'd purchased that helmet I mention from Wisconsin Flight Sports online, after watching a review my friend Rick Davies (AKA PPG Gorilla) of Bradenton FL posted on the helmet. I later met up with Sam and Roger of WFS first hand at the "Endless Foot Drag" fly-in event, in Fredonia Kansas in 2019 or 2020. They attempted to help work through some of the issues my Micro-Avionix headset had, but ultimately it needed to be returned to the manufacturer in the UK. Nonetheless, it still doesn't work right. The point is, that although I know and see these other PPG folks often at events, the internet and the online community is what connects us. Fly-in event attendance and getting together from time to time builds on those connections. Maybe next summer I'll pass through south eastern WI, I'd like to fly around Lake Geneva or over Wilmont Mountain where I'd spent a lot of time as a teenager... so I'll try to look up some local PPGers, but I certainly won't be spending the winter there! Good luck and keep the snow shoveled.

Certainly you know it's a platform for hearing protection, two way radio communications ,camera mounts and audio feed pick up. It is extremely impact resistant and well padded, just not "certified" by some zero responsibility, self proclaimed alphabet organization. I'll check out your channel for an alternative.

go get another booster@@YankeeinSC1