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Introduction
The PS2 Passive noise reduction headset is the
ideal choice for any pilot advancing their flight
training journey or pilots who have recently gained
their licence and fly regularly. Also, the perfect
option for a spare/passenger headset if your
budget allows.
Aesthetically pleasing, comfortable and featuring
ultra lightweight carbon fiber technology, the
premium full carbon fibre PS2 headset is low-priced
yet still delivers quality and offers advanced
features like Aux in, plush leather ear seals, and a
reversible mic boom designed for left or right
microphone placement.
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1. Comfortable Foam Head Pad
2. Over-the-head Adjustable Band
3. Comfortable half gel half foam ear pad
4. 270 Degree Rotatable Boom
5. Noise-canceling Electret Mic Element
6. Flexible Boom
Specifications
1000+30
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Speaker Specification
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Impedance:
Sensitivity:
Resonance freq:
Frequency respond:
Rated input power:
Maximum input power:
Microphone Specification
Sensitivity Range:
Impedance Max:
Frequency :
Current Consumption Max:
Operation Voltage Range:
Max Sound pressure Level:
4.0mm Black PU Cable
Connector 6.3mm
290 +15
Connector 5.2mm
150Ω
119±3dB At 1K Hz/IEC318， 547m
/ ±20%Hz
20-20KHZ
80mW
80mW
-35±2dB
2.2KΩ@1KHz
50-10KHz
500uA
1.0-10V
110dB
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Table of Contents
Summary of Contents for AEROTION AVIATION PS2
- Page 1 Introduction Specifications The PS2 Passive noise reduction headset is the ideal choice for any pilot advancing their flight training journey or pilots who have recently gained their licence and fly regularly. Also, the perfect option for a spare/passenger headset if your budget allows.
- Page 2 Operation Instructions Warranty service All Aerotion Aviation headset our covered by a no-quibble, 12 month warranty. Adjustable Resistance We provide a one-year warranty for the prod- uct, the warranty period starts from the day of receipt of the goods. During the warranty period, we will repair or...
- Page 3 Headset microphone troubleshooting 1. (PS1 & PS2 only) While talking to a passenger, rotate the mic resistance on the inline volume control box slowly, both clockwise & anticlockwise until your voice can be heard clearly. The mic resistance works off the pitch/volume of your voice so there is no right position for every pilot.
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