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MODEL RHM-260 NOISE-ATTENUATING
        UNDER-HELMET HEADSET













        COMFORTABLE FIT: the thin over-the-head straps
        that hold the assembly in place are constructed
        of a flexible nylon material with an adjustable
        Velcro pile-and-hook fastening device to fit all
        head sizes. The straps do not interfere with the
        helmet’s sweat band. The solid back-of-the-neck
        band, which maintains the acoustical seal, is
        secured inside the ear cups by a ball bearing joint.
        Because this joint is flexible, the ear cups gently
        conform to the shape of the wearer's head
        without undue pressure.

        HIGH SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY: ear cups with
        increased mass help provide 80% word
        intelligibility in a 110 dB noise environment.

        DYNAMIC EARPHONES: supplied in impedances
        from 5 Ohms to 600 Ohms. Housed in sturdy ear
        cups with soft, foam-filled cushions.
        INTERCHANGEABLE DYNAMIC AND CARBON
        BOOM MICROPHONES: a wide variety of
        microphones is offered. These components may
        be modified for use with virtually all
        communications systems.
        MINIATURE TOGGLE SWITCH: is waterproof and
        is protected from moisture by an internal
        silicone seal housing. Can easily be held in the
        palm of a hand and is equipped with a three-
        position, single pole,push -to-talk switch with
        momentary and lock “on” actions. Other
        switching arrangements upon request.
        ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING: Model RHM-260
        has passed all environmental tests normally
        required for this type equipment including
       temperature extremes, humidity, vibration, drop,
        immersion and salt-spray (such as specified
        in MIL-E - 551190).
                                                                        FSN NUMBER: 5965-176-3681
        EASY FIELD MAINTENANCE: the plug-in design
       of the components, cordsets and terminations
       facilitates field repairs. The only tool necessary
        is a small screwdriver.
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