The Tely SOLO PNR Aviation Headset is a lightweight passive noise reduction headset designed for pilots seeking comfort, durability, and clear communications in the cockpit. Featuring a carbon fiber construction, integrated ear cup push-to-talk button, and 23 dB of passive noise reduction, the SOLO provides dependable performance for flight training, recreational flying, and general aviation operations.
Key Features & Benefits
23 dB passive noise reduction for reduced cockpit noise
Integrated ear cup push-to-talk button for convenient ATC communication
Lightweight carbon fiber construction weighs approximately 9 oz
Rotating microphone supports left or right seat operation
Completely reversible design for added flexibility
Independent left and right volume controls
Comfortable leather ear seals
Stereo/mono switch compatibility
Dual GA plugs for most general aviation aircraft
Product Description
The Tely SOLO PNR Headset combines lightweight comfort with practical cockpit features designed for pilots, instructors, and flight students. Its carbon fiber construction helps reduce fatigue during extended flights while maintaining the durability required for daily aviation use.
A unique ear cup push-to-talk button allows pilots and instructors to communicate with air traffic control without reaching for a separate switch, making cockpit communication more convenient. The reversible microphone design enables use from either seat position, while independent volume controls allow users to customize audio levels for maximum comfort.
With 23 dB of passive noise reduction, leather ear seals, and dual general aviation plugs, the SOLO provides reliable communications and hearing protection in a wide range of fixed-wing aircraft applications.
The model arrived after a long delay on backorder (a few months). Pilots HQ was always pretty fast with a response when asked for updates, etc.
The issue is that the model arrived with the pre-drilled holes being misaligned, so that you could not assemble the wooden base to the metal stand. Fortunately, I had the tools available to somewhat fix the issue, but others may not.
