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FLYING HELMET FH-1V (WITH VISOR FV-1)
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FLYING HELMET FH-1
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4 point fixing Chinstrap
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Complete face & neck trim
upholstery
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Helmet CE certified EN
966:1966. Visor CE certified EN 166:2001 & BS 4110:1979
Testing & certification of both helmet and visor by BSI (British Standards
Institution) |
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The FH-1V helmet has a
noise canceling electret mike (2k2 ohms impedance)
designed to work
perfectly with any FLYCOM intercom and some intercoms of other makes |
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NEW HA-GA
Helmet Adaptor allows direct connection to GA intercoms/radios (120-150 ohm
impedance)
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NEW helmet jack plug
Waterproof die-cast alloy & plastic body
Gold plated connector tip
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Also available in the following standard GRP
colours.
Signal RED, Golden YELLOW, Pure ORANGE, British
Racing GREEN, Aircraft GREY, Oxford BLUE,
Dense BLACK
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NEW closed
cockpit visor.
Available light or dark tints. Dark tint shown (sunglasses
quality) Aircraft Grey Helmet shown.
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FV-2-T20 Half
Visor.
Sunglasses specification
20% visible light transmission. 0% UV transmission. (UV 100% blocked)
Designed for closed cockpit use. Instruments and knee map board visible
under the visor.
Neutral tint, polarised polycarbonate gives correct colour rendition and
freedom from glare.
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FV-1-T20
Dark tinted version of FV-1.
BSI
tested and CE certified to
EN 166:2001 Personal Eye Protection. Sunglasses quality.
Daylight use only.
Meets impact requirements of BS 4110ZA (not Kitemarked)
Darker neutral tint allows 20% visible light transmission. Blocks 100% UV
light.
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FV-1-T50
Light tinted version of FV-1
BSI
tested and CE certified to
EN 166:2001 Personal Eye Protection. Daylight use only.
Meets impact requirements of BS 4110ZA (Kitemarked)
Neutral tint allows 50% visible light transmission. Blocks 100% UV light.
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Specifications & Tech
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Built-in headset. Not removable.
Fully enclosed and surrounded by
brushed nylon covered foam upholstery inside the helmet blisters.
No batteries, circuit boards,
volume controls, headset cables or mike booms
inside or intruding the ear defenders.
Moisture-proof,
baffle mounted lightweight speakers set
into the defenders' original acoustic foam lining.
Roomy defenders, no pressure on your
ears, the way the defender was
originally designed!
Mike and speakers as per the
FLYCOM headset
Visor is a modified
Bob Heath 'Jet-Flip' with added HD Polyethylene and Neoprene draught-proof chin guard.
BSI tested and CE certified to EN-166:2001 (relevant parts) Kitemarked BS 4110:1979
Flexible mike boom with rubber mounted
noise-cancelling electret mike. 2.2k ohm
impedance.
Curly lead fully
screened terminates in a single 6.35mm (1/4") three conductor jack.
Metal and plastic body, gold plated tip conductor.
(Tip =
speakers, ring = mike, sleeve = ground).
Individual
water-proof pilot volume control
mounted on helmet. (bottom rear left) adjustable from max to off.
Speaker
volume controlled from off to full by
waterproof volume
control situated at the base of the helmet, left hand side. |
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Visor is 100% secure* and cannot detach
accidentally. *(2 security machine screws as well as the 3 press studs)
The non-removable
headset is built into the helmet and is purpose designed and built by FLYCOM
using a PELTOR hearing defender with foam and gel ear seals. Please
note, this headset does not exist as a stand alone item and is not
produced by PELTOR.
No headband inside the
helmet. All you feel is the superbly comfortable helmet on your head and the snug
fitting defenders with their noise absorbing upholstery round your ears and neck keeping
draughts out.
For complete draught-proofing between
the flying suit and the helmet the FLYCOM neck roll NR-1 is
recommended shown above. This a double thickness of heavy polar fleece
rolled at the top.
Hard wearing trim for superb
finish.
Vasco 75H (developed for NASA) inner helmet
shell for comfort, protection, thermal insulation and perfect fit.
Foam-backed
nylon jersey upholstery comfort lining.
GRP helmet outer
shell.
4-point riveted chinstrap bridle
with easy-adjust strap and quick close/release fastener. |
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Our
customers tell us the
helmet is warm, draught-free and quiet even when the head is turned
sideways, eliminating major draughts and slipstream noise over the mike.
Small ventilation gaps top and bottom allow air change to prevent misting or
overheating. |
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The
neoprene and black polythene chin guard on the FH-1 visor is now
completely flexible and will not crack. Clear visor (shown) transmits 100%
visible light and cuts 97% UV.
Available tinted; 50% or 20% visible transmission (sun glasses quality).
100% UV blockage both tints. |
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Size
guide* Small
54-56cm. Medium
57-59cm.
Large 60-62cm.
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Note: helmets can be sized down with supplied extra layers of foam fitted under the
'comfort lining'
*Because of the use of Vasco 75H the sizing of the helmet is not critical
and will fit perfectly.
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Design
philosophy: No matter how efficient a mike or a defender/helmet
combination is, inevitably some small amount of the ambient background
noise will reach the wearer's ears through both the mike and the
defenders/helmet. The design of this helmet is such that, used in
conjunction with any FLYCOM intercom, the speaker signal and the ambient
background noise tend to cancel each other. Because of
this the volume control acts also as a "noise balance" despite being entirely passive.
(like ANC but without the added anti-phase signal)
A very noticeable increase in
signal-to-noise ratio occurs when the volume is turned down to about 1/2
volume or less. |
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TESTING & CERTIFICATION
All testing and certification has been carried out at British Standards
Institution (NB 0086)
BSI, Kitemark House, Maylands Avenue, Hemel Hempstead, Herts. HP2 4SQ, UK
FH-1V
Flying Helmet has been BSI tested and CE certified to meet
EN 966:1966 Helmets for airborne
sports (UL)
FV-1 Visor fitted to this helmet has been BSI tested and CE certified to meet
all relevant PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) requirements of
EN 166:2001 Personal Eye
Protection and BS 4110:1979 Eye Protectors for vehicle users.
The helmet carries
labelling
to show these required standards have been passed.
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EN 966:1996 Helmets for airborne sports (UL) makes reference that
provision should be made for the addition of a communication system of some
kind.
NOTE
The standard makes no reference whatever to
decibels, noise levels or hearing protection.
Excessive noise is by far the biggest hazard associated
with powered flight. |
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ATTENTION
The FH-1V helmet far exceeds all the
test requirements in the standard
EN 966:1966
and those relevant tests in standard EN 166:2001.
The
user should be aware that in real life it is possible to encounter
extreme impact and penetration conditions exceeding the test parameters.
Users
should be aware that because of its nature, flying is hazardous with or
without a helmet
and can result in serious injury or death.
Noise
can damage your health. Read User Information. |
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