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For years, we have been in contact with a friend of ours, the engineer Ralph Chester, who was formerly a pilot in the Royal Air Force. Ralph has a company, Comunica, that manufactures state-of-the-art electronic systems for radio communications. We have invited Comunica, with their 25 years experience making leading helmet and headset electronics for sport and professional aircraft, to design a new communications range, of the very highest quality, to complement our family of sport and professional flying helmets. The electronic design philosophy is simple: To select the world’s very best components (ear defence, microphones, earphones, controls, cables and connectors, radios etc) to build your equipment, with cost a secondary consideration. To give you the highest possible levels of comfort, safety, ease-of-use and long life of your communications equipment. Any sort of headset MUST always be fixed on the shell of the helmet. It is certified E.N. 966 only in this way. More: the E.N. 966 certification prohibits to wear a headset with headband under the helmet. It would never pass the impact requirements. Your head would no longer be protected in the right way