I do have a habit of doing that but spellcheck might have done it as well.
Based on other headsets like this I think the price is right in line with the additions.

Originally Posted by FL62

Hi Kev! That is a great question. They do have audio and video output through RCA Dongle.

Audio output through RCA? I was hoping for a 3mm headjack plug(?) How do you get audio through headphone(s) while flying?

Originally Posted by Kev71H

Audio output through RCA? I was hoping for a 3mm headjack plug(?) How do you get audio through headphone(s) while flying?

The Audio/Video output is 3.5mm, then the included Dongle seperates that out into RCA connections for Audio Left+Right and Video

Can you get glasses under the hood?

I was not able to.

Thank you... Sir

I suppose it depends on how large your glasses are, but I had no problem fitting them. The design was licensed by Headplay - so if you could wear glasses with those - they will work with these

I was just thinking here, and I don't know if this is prevelant to all box-type headsets... but one thing I've noticed with mine is it feels like I'm looking down the bridge of my nose, and I felt a bit cross-eyed when using them.

I'm wondering, in the next version.. would it be possible to lift the screen vertically upwards about a couple inches; enough so that the nose isn't interfering with viewing the screen, and a different set of optics are used so that the user's eyes are relaxed when using them?

Best way I can describe the feeling of slight discomfort is - you hold your hand about seven inches away from your face and stare at it, and after a while you can feel your eyes start to strain.

Originally Posted by Sabin

I was just thinking here, and I don't know if this is prevelant to all box-type headsets... but one thing I've noticed with mine is it feels like I'm looking down the bridge of my nose, and I felt a bit cross-eyed when using them.

I'm wondering, in the next version.. would it be possible to lift the screen vertically upwards about a couple inches; enough so that the nose isn't interfering with viewing the screen, and a different set of optics are used so that the user's eyes are relaxed when using them?

Best way I can describe the feeling of slight discomfort is - you hold your hand about seven inches away from your face and stare at it, and after a while you can feel your eyes start to strain.

Definitely something we can pass along to them. I'm not sure if a "couple inches" is doable - but I think the gist of your suggestion can be used to improve a future version!

Early Black Friday? these are now on sale at ALL e RC (allerc.com) for $199.99...
http://www.allerc.com/advanced_searc...+optix&x=0&y=0