I have available for sale

3 David Clark DC Pro-X headsets with bags. One even has box. All with Bluetooth. $400 each plus shipping (2 sold, 1 remaining)

1 David Clark H10-13.4 in ASA bag. $150 plus shipping

Call/text/email with questions

Eric Bromschwig
(952) 239-0074
ericbrom@gmail.com

One DC PRO X left. $400

All three DC Pro’s sold. H10 still available

All three DC Pro-x's sold, H10 13.4 in now in the dumpster due to lack of interest.

I guess there’s no new flight students at your airport, worth giving it too huh?

Murray

I would have taken it and given it to students locally.

Eric, Is the H10 officially in the dumpster and gone? Would happily pay shipping + some and share with a student here.

It is gone. I received no interest, no questions, and no offers in the 2+ months I had it listed on here. Obviously nobody wanted it, myself included.

First off, nobody uses H10 headsets anymore. Might as well put a Craftsman C-clamp on your skull and crank it tight.

Secondly, pilots are so cheap. No one expressed any interest in the H10 for months. Until he tosses it. Then the vultures come out in droves to dumpster dive to get it.

Incredible.

Kurt, it’s really just a matter of timing. I don’t login to these forums weekly unless I have spare time at work or am actively trying to buy/sell. A request for a new headset came in recently and I checked these forums first. Had I seen this post earlier I would have paid the $100+.

I would also hope that most of us would hate for a perfectly good aviation product to go to waste entirely. We might all have an A20 for each seat but we weren’t always so lucky.

Also, it went from $150 to ending up in the dumpster.

It's not that people are cheap, it's that nobody thought it was worth that. Had he posted it was cheaper or if the person paid shipping, surely someone would have done it and donated it to a new student.

You could fill the back of a pickup truck with used aviation items I have thrown in the dumpster that would have brought $150.00. I have a shelf full now that, when I get around to it, will be going that way as well. At least four passive headsets.

I have better uses of my time.

Jg

I would have given my left (you know what) to be able to afford a $150 headset when I was learning to fly. There are high school programs all over the place that would gladly take them and use them for kids that are struggling to afford the next flying lesson. I didn't realize until much later in life how much my family struggled so I could rent a 152 for an hour once a month.

Jason, I can relate in that when I was learning, nobody was using a headset. If you ever flew with Edna Whyte, (moderately well know female aviatrix), one ear is longer than the other because she grabbed your ear lobe and yanked it over to where she was speaking while in flight.

I also have about 4 spare passive headsets right now. I'd consider donating one to a deserving kid, but on the local pilot pages, they are all seeking, or being told to seek a used Bose for $800 or some such. I guess it's all relative when C172s with instructor are $200/hr.

For all of you who are disappointed that I threw away something that nobody else wanted to buy, I have great news! You can still buy the H10-13.4 brand new from Aircraft Spruce! Buy as many of them as you like and give them out as secret santa gifts to all your favorite flight schools this Christmas.