Airzone Ultralight Helmets on 2040-parts.com
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US
I bought this entire set up to use in an ultra light. Both headsets are David Clark one is new the model is 12510G – 21 and the other is used H 10–46. The intercom system is incomplete it does have a Arizona duo push to talk and some connecting wires. It will still need a couple adapters as well as an intercom transmitter. Everything is in very good condition.
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