Wireless Headset recommendations?

eartech still working well after 23 years, 1 great loop and pnw. got replacement ear pads last year.
 
Plus one for ear tech. Just make sure when not using them pop the batteries out. Even if it’s only a couple days till you use again. They seem to drain the batteries sitting and installed. Batteries have always charged up fine.
 
Sena SPH10. We have a pair of Eartech in storage somewhere. Sena are better in every way for us. First, Eartech would fall off my wife’s head. Nothing more disconcerting that to be on the helm in a tight spot with wind and current and your wife’s comms are just a bump and then static. You have to assume she’s in the drink, and now what do you do? Maybe with Eartech you can talk to someone across the marina, but I don’t need that. Sena are light, reliable, and rechargeable. And to top it off, they are cheap and take up less storage space.
 
Sena SPH10. We have a pair of Eartech in storage somewhere. Sena are better in every way for us. First, Eartech would fall off my wife’s head. Nothing more disconcerting that to be on the helm in a tight spot with wind and current and your wife’s comms are just a bump and then static. You have to assume she’s in the drink, and now what do you do? Maybe with Eartech you can talk to someone across the marina, but I don’t need that. Sena are light, reliable, and rechargeable. And to top it off, they are cheap and take up less storage space.
Todd Tugnut said:
If you’re sold on Eartech, I’ve got a pair here in Portland, Or that I would be happy to sell
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