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Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/06/2008 11:09:54 AM
I have a AN-H-15 flight helmet and an ANBH radio receiver unit to put into it, but am not sure how to do it. The rubber on the helmet is not dried out, but I can't get it to stretch far enough to get the receivers in. Can anyone give me any help or guidance in installing the ANBH radio receivers? Was there a tool like a shoe horn that was used to do this? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Marty
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/06/2008 11:27:53 AM
Marty, Going from a fuzzy recollection of something I saw maybe 40 years ago. Is the receiver unit a two piece item that is screwed together? Like a screw top jar? Could it be that the two pieces are unscrewed then slipped through the rubber part then screwed back together?? Hal
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/06/2008 02:24:19 PM
Hal, I looked and the receivers seem to be one piece, nothing to take apart by unscrewing. Marty
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/06/2008 04:18:59 PM
Marty, Here's how I put mine in. I gently (GENTLY) pulled the inner ear cushions out, installed the receivers, then reinstalled the ear cushions back in with just a drop of rtv.. The receivers might screw apart, but i didn't want to possibly break them [image]local://1940/0E3D499529AE4C93B92624805086DB88.JPG[/image]
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/06/2008 04:20:03 PM
Pic 2 [image]local://1940/32867D81CA4D4CA9AADC871936152841.JPG[/image]
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/06/2008 04:21:30 PM
Pic 3.. Again, CAREFULLY pull on the ear cushion.. It should come out.. [image]local://1940/FB16035B450D4C318DF24E0DF46372D2.JPG[/image]
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/10/2008 07:36:02 AM
Thanks for the guidance. I tried to pull one of the ear pads, but it didn't seam to want to come loose. I finally got them in by just stretching the rubber outer pieces repeatedly with my fingers to loosen up the rubber some. I was then able to get the receivers in by getting one side started then working my way around. I had to use a butter knife for the last section, but it finally popped in. Marty
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RE: Installing Receivers in Helmets
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06/11/2008 03:14:37 PM
Afternoon Marty.. Glad to hear you were able to install the earphones.. Guess my ear cushions weren't glued in as much as your's were.. Bill
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Re:Installing Receivers in Helmets
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07/27/2008 03:30:25 AM
martyjhawk I have a AN-H-15 flight helmet and an ANBH radio receiver unit to put into it, but am not sure how to do it. The rubber on the helmet is not dried out, but I can't get it to stretch far enough to get the receivers in. Can anyone give me any help or guidance in installing the ANBH radio receivers? Was there a tool like a shoe horn that was used to do this? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Marty Hi Marty, Although you hav successfully installed the receivers (same way I do) for future reference in case the rubber earcup pads of the AN-H-15 or A-11 are not that supple anymore, I found helpfull to warm them up before stretching them with a hair drier. 10-15 min of warming them makes the difference once you stretch them. Paolo
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Re:Installing Receivers in Helmets
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07/27/2008 10:40:37 PM
Thanks Paolo for that tip. Marty
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