Flightcom 5dx Headset on 2040-parts.com
Oak Park, Illinois, United States
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Used Flightcom 5DX headset. The headset is in great working condition and in excellent condition cosmetically. Cleaning out the hanger of surpus aviation stuff, so buy for a fraction of what these cost new.
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