deerly departed
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Ok. How does the cable disconnect. Is it plug in or soldering?
I looked at it with the orange covers off and there was an elongated PCB board with no obvious disconnection method?
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I looked at it with the orange covers off and there was an elongated PCB board with no obvious disconnection method?
I had a pair of MSA Sardines for 7 years... lots of use and abuse...range/stalking /wildfowling... had the same wire problem... oh well out of warranty, nowt about repairs on the website, so I treated myself to a new set. 2 months later at the shooting show got talking to the importers.... fixed price repair they said... £60 plus postage... at the time a new set was 180 so off they went and I now have a spare set.... only issue if have really had is the gel pads seem to split on me all the time so I no longer have them but the standard foam ones.
would I buy them again? yes
would I buy them again? yes
deerly departed
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Ok. Sorted. Earshot communications responded today even though its a bank holiday.
They will do the job for 45.00 of our fine GBP's.
That's part, remove, replace & postage which compared to £145.00 quoted by the person Peltor direct you too, is a bargin. If your happy at DIY, the part is 10.00 plus postage and VAT
So a huge thanks to them for answering on a bank holiday which I had forgotten
They will do the job for 45.00 of our fine GBP's.
That's part, remove, replace & postage which compared to £145.00 quoted by the person Peltor direct you too, is a bargin. If your happy at DIY, the part is 10.00 plus postage and VAT
So a huge thanks to them for answering on a bank holiday which I had forgotten
deerly departed
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Yes. But too much money for me ATM plus I get problems as small inner ear. Plus little protection around the bone although thats another can of worms all of its own.
long_range_rob
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It’s a plug in multi-pin connector on either end. Unplug old one plug in new one
Thats really good to know - I've got three pairs so bound to be needing to do this again some time soon.
Hats off to Earshot Communications again
trickie
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I may need a replacement myself, a battery change isn’t due for at least 6 months. Are Earshot the supplier as well?
Thanks
Trickie
Druid
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It’s a plug in multi-pin connector on either end. Unplug old one plug in new one
I popped the cover off mine to take a look.
long_range_rob
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That’s it. The multi pin connector just pops off , you can lever it gently with a flat blade screwdriver
deerly departed
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I dont think mine look like that but will look again later
What happened to your microphone wind sheild? I need new ones too.
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Druid
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They are attached to the removable cover.
I just checked, they are still attached.
deerly departed
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Yes, they sell service and repair
Haggis Hunter
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Just received a new cable from Earshot Communications for my Peltors, £28 all in, including VAT and delivery. Good communication and service from them.
However, I understand that Peltor have not changed the composition of the cable outer sheathing, so give it 5 years or so and I could well be back for another cable. That I am not so impressed with.
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However, I understand that Peltor have not changed the composition of the cable outer sheathing, so give it 5 years or so and I could well be back for another cable. That I am not so impressed with.
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