I have the FCA AMPS headset. It comes with the helmet mount setup also. I have only used them with the headband so far, but they seem to work great. I use the FCS V20 PTT and the Kenwood radio adaptor. I use them for digital coms. Everything has been working for about 6 months with a lot of use. I want to get a TW bump and the Unity Tactical Platform adaptors and see how they work. I know I have gone cheap with some things, but I have been lucky as they work well. EDIT: This video is great. I learned a lot from both the video,, and the comment section as to the little problems that people have. VERY informative. Thank you all so much.
Hey man I really appreciate it and I’m glad the video helped out. Don’t worry about getting what you can afford, at least you’re training with it. Thanks for commenting and watching!
Do you have any wiggle/slop/play between the ops core arms and the TW rail using the UT adapter plates? My setup is the same as yours to a TW 3.0 rail and with the screw bottomed out, tight, there's enough wiggle there to allow the adapters to slide in the TW rail. Emailed UT about this, they asked for photos, I sent a video, no response since 5/20/22.
When the arms are popped out I can move the adapter plates from the top to the bottom of the slot with slight pressure. Which happens naturally rotating the arms from ear to stowed positions.
Hey man, So on their website it says it’s supposed to fit rails 1.0-3.0. The only thing I can think of is that, I had something similar happen, but all I had to do was take the adaptors out and then put them back in and tighten them down. I know that’s not the best answer, but if they’re not engaging, there is a chance that they are not seated properly. If you find a solution post it back down in the comments, because I’m sure someone else will experience the same thing!
@@SS-po1fd Did you get any answer from Unity Tactical on this? I've got the same rail/adapter/arms and also have some wiggle. Not a ton and I could probably live with it but I worry it could become worse as time goes on. I heard some other folks say the same thing happened with the Team Wendy adapter which is why I picked the Unity option.
Thank you! Those are the ones that come with it. Comfort wise they're great, i haven't noticed a huge difference between the two. The modularity between throwing them on my helmet or switching them to the headband is super convenient.
Did you reverse your opscore adapter arms? Compared to online photos they look reversed on your helmet. Hard for me to describe. But if you type in opscore rail mounts and look at the photos your look upside down if you look at them
Hi I was wondering how well the earpro fits with those wendys straps going over your ears? Or do those straps push up above/over the earcups? No one seems to talk about this but it looks really uncomfortable and also bad for noise cancelation.
That’s a great question. So it may differ for other people, but I have not noticed any issues. I’ve jumped out of planes with these on and no shifting or seal breakage. The only time I notice any issues is when I don’t have a proper cheekweld and they bump the earcups. Other than that the straps aren’t even noticeable in my opinion. Hope this helps!
That’s a good question! To my knowledge the AMP arms will only fit the AMP headset. I’ll look around though because I’m sure other companies are making products that are compatible.
Went to Gentex Corporation to order my set up and came across some options i wasn't to sure of. What did you run on your set up out of the following and/or what would you recommend? Mono Binaural Downlead, Monaural Downlead, or Stereo Downlead. And also in 21" or 27"?
Hey my man, i'll tell you what was issued to me. But, I'm not smart enough to know the difference on some of this gear. So I got the Mono Binaural U174 Downlead Cable. With a 21" length. I also have the PTT radio adapter cable #4kk81. If I can answer any more questions, just let me know!
21” is standard and just the right amount of cable IMO if you’re running a radio on your plate carrier. I would not recommend the monaural cable as it only sends audio to the earcup it’s plugged into. This is more specialized towards guys running two radios and two separate PTTs. The stereo cable is used in conjunction with a stereo PTT (expensive) and not typically with your Civ side PTTs like Disco32 or CGS ptts. It allows the use of two radios plugged into a single stereo PTT and routes comms into each earcup separate from one another. Mono binaural is the version I currently use and it feeds sound into both earcups wether you’re using one radio, two radios and one dual ptt, or two radios and two separate ptts. It’s user preference. IMO most of us buying these cables for small unit comms should opt towards the mono binaural bc i want sound in both my ears. Hope that’s helps anyone else trying to decide on the correct opscore downlead cable.
I recently acquired a TW exfil ballistic and I ordered the unity adapter for my amp. does this unity adapter hold the ear pro arms in place as intended or are there issues regarding the ruggedness?
If you got the MARK for the AMP ear pro it should be fine. I have not used that specifically, but the attachments have held up fine through multiple trainings I’ve been through. Let us know how you like them!
hi. I've been thinking of purchasing. the whole setup. but I like some advice. as I am a paramotor pilot and would like to speak to other pilots and with a blue tooth set be able to make calls. will the ears muffs be up to .what I need? good communication with other pilots? please.
Hey man! To my knowledge you can only communicate with the headset and download cable into a radio. However they do have different downlead options that may work, I’m just not familiar.
so quick question, I've just set up my helmet and they seem sit odd. like it feels like they sit too high is that just a case of the springs are new and just stiff?
I noticed that on mine too man. You have to play with it to get that adjustment right. It's scary when you pay a lot of money for something, but don't be afraid to pull and adjust the lengths of the ear cups and the angle of the swivels to make it fit properly. It took me a couple attempts to get them where they pop in and out, and rotate properly. I just did a few static line jumps with them, and they stayed in place perfect.
And you’re using the unity mark platform adapter? You may need to mess around with it a bit. However be careful. I stripped the screw and my arms are now attached to the helmet for good. For sure don’t over tighten it.
@@thepaparomeo yes I'm using the unity because the one I got from team wendy also sucks. I've done my messing around with it and it's just not a secure design, it's not like mlok where it actually secures, it's just plastic that can be slid with force.
This one is actually a cheap one off of Amazon from OneTigris. It’s actually held up really well doing static line jumps. It’s been pretty durable for the low price tag!
To my knowledge no. There may be an adapter out there, but I’m not aware of it. There are notches on the sides of each ear cup that the arms click into for the AMP headset. While the peltor’s have two nubs.
I paid 100$ for the Ops-Core AMP mount, and when it arrived, I noticed it was missing some articulation...And the OpsCore symbol... I need to pay more attention next time...
So far, works great outdoors! Works good for shooting or around/loud aircraft. However if you’re shooting indoors at a range, you probably want plugs for underneath. They are very comfortable, even when wearing them for a long period of time.
Trever did you purchase the same adapters? If so, I had to mess around with the screw that goes in it, and work the arms back and forth pretty forcefully at first. Maybe the screw is too tight also. Let me know if this helps or not!
Hey guys, I just wanted to point out that I did make a mistake in this video. The arms that snap onto the ear cups are upside down. All you have to do is rotate to 180 degrees from what you guys see in the video and then the ear pro will be correct. Thanks again for watching!
i recently got these on my team wendy helmet aswel, but i noticed after a bit of use, and i go to stow then they seem to dangle and the screw seems to loosen the amp headset. Not sure if its user error or.
Honestly I would take them off and put them back on again, if you got that adapter kit from unity tactical it should work. Mine have stayed on without any issues. Hope this helps!
Same problem here. I've installed exactly the same way(can't really mess it up), but the screw seems to bottom out and not really feel like its tightened at all. It wiggles and slides on the rails.. TW 3.0 rails.
@@thepaparomeo They are fully compatible with the rails.. The design is shit is the problem. Its a screw threaded into a plastic (thinner) hole. Over time the use of rotating the amps makes the screw carve out the inner plastic making it loose. I have another set i am going to be trying to fill with blue locktite and see how it turns out.
@@KiinkyYT yeah let me know if that works. Mine have been rubbing as well, but are still functioning. I will say, that I just got issued an ops-core helmet and that mechanism does seem to work far better.
Not to be a dick, but it would be better if you stopped changing the frame every 3-5 seconds or took more slow/still shots. The camera struggled to get a good focus sometimes because you were mobing so much. Not to mention, you were out of the frame alot.
These things are shit. The plastic peice for the mount is not big enough. Every single time I adjust the mount pops off my ballistic helmet. I feel like the tension is way to tight for the hardware they provide. Ops core let me know if you need a new member for your team. Lucky I'm good at modifications myself
I’ve gone back and forth with my opinion of them. I like the convenience of them and being able to switch between helmet mounted vs head mounted quickly. However there have been times the noise cancelling features have not been the best. At times I still prefer good ole peltors for the range. I hope you find something that works for you though!
Literally best tutorial ever seen in my life I was scratching my head figuring out the parts I needed and how to assemble it
I really appreciate that. I’m glad it helped and you got a system that works for you! Thanks for watching!
I have the FCA AMPS headset. It comes with the helmet mount setup also. I have only used them with the headband so far, but they seem to work great. I use the FCS V20 PTT and the Kenwood radio adaptor. I use them for digital coms. Everything has been working for about 6 months with a lot of use. I want to get a TW bump and the Unity Tactical Platform adaptors and see how they work. I know I have gone cheap with some things, but I have been lucky as they work well.
EDIT: This video is great. I learned a lot from both the video,, and the comment section as to the little problems that people have. VERY informative. Thank you all so much.
Hey man I really appreciate it and I’m glad the video helped out. Don’t worry about getting what you can afford, at least you’re training with it. Thanks for commenting and watching!
How's the FCS/FMA AMPS working out for you a year+ later?
I really appreciate your video! It saved me so much time in figuring out how and what to do when installing on my Helmont. I’m ready now!
Thanks for watching and I’m glad it helped!
So by my experience the cable management is designed for when you rotate the arms up and around to the back instead of down and around to that back
Yes 100%, I didn't figure this out until I messed around with it more and definitely worked better that way!
The exact video I was looking for. I have those rails on my TW ballistic and was wondering if this could attach to it. Excellent! Thanks for sharing
Glad it helped my man! Thanks for watching!!!
I too have a Team Wendy helmet, and because of this video, have now purchased the correct adapter for my Ops Core headset.
Thanks for your help!
That’s great to hear! I hope they work good for you and I’m glad the video helped. Thanks for watching!
Great video bro helped me a lot! Super simple and to the point
Thanks man! Glad it helped!!!
Very good video
Hoping to get a pair soon if my budget allows me
Thank you for watching! I don't think you'll be disappointed if you pick a pair up!! Let me know if you do!
Do you have any wiggle/slop/play between the ops core arms and the TW rail using the UT adapter plates? My setup is the same as yours to a TW 3.0 rail and with the screw bottomed out, tight, there's enough wiggle there to allow the adapters to slide in the TW rail. Emailed UT about this, they asked for photos, I sent a video, no response since 5/20/22.
When the arms are popped out I can move the adapter plates from the top to the bottom of the slot with slight pressure. Which happens naturally rotating the arms from ear to stowed positions.
Hey man,
So on their website it says it’s supposed to fit rails 1.0-3.0. The only thing I can think of is that, I had something similar happen, but all I had to do was take the adaptors out and then put them back in and tighten them down. I know that’s not the best answer, but if they’re not engaging, there is a chance that they are not seated properly. If you find a solution post it back down in the comments, because I’m sure someone else will experience the same thing!
@@SS-po1fd Did you get any answer from Unity Tactical on this? I've got the same rail/adapter/arms and also have some wiggle. Not a ton and I could probably live with it but I worry it could become worse as time goes on. I heard some other folks say the same thing happened with the Team Wendy adapter which is why I picked the Unity option.
How do these headsets work around helicopters? Does it cut out all noise or could you still hear voices somewhat?
It doesn’t cut it out, but dampens it quite a bit. Also if we need to talk, we’re using our comm equipment and down lead cables or hand signals.
Nice vid 👍. Are those the ear cups that come with the amp or are they aftermarket? What do you think of the comfort vs comtacs with gel cups?
Thank you! Those are the ones that come with it. Comfort wise they're great, i haven't noticed a huge difference between the two. The modularity between throwing them on my helmet or switching them to the headband is super convenient.
This must be really cool for playing army man.
It is indeed Frank, thanks for watching!
Did you reverse your opscore adapter arms? Compared to online photos they look reversed on your helmet. Hard for me to describe. But if you type in opscore rail mounts and look at the photos your look upside down if you look at them
You know my man, you're right. They were seated wrong. Good catch. They still functioned the way I had them, but that's a mistake on my part.
@@thepaparomeo hey man thanks for the video either way. Appreciate the info you put out!
@@Youknowwh0iam I appreciate you watching!
Hi I was wondering how well the earpro fits with those wendys straps going over your ears? Or do those straps push up above/over the earcups? No one seems to talk about this but it looks really uncomfortable and also bad for noise cancelation.
That’s a great question. So it may differ for other people, but I have not noticed any issues. I’ve jumped out of planes with these on and no shifting or seal breakage. The only time I notice any issues is when I don’t have a proper cheekweld and they bump the earcups. Other than that the straps aren’t even noticeable in my opinion. Hope this helps!
Can I get info on the Howard Leight kit you used ?
They have a newer set from Unity Tactical- MARK 2.0
could you use the adapter to connect to a cheaper version like walkers? Or is it specifically made to fit only opscore products?
That’s a good question! To my knowledge the AMP arms will only fit the AMP headset. I’ll look around though because I’m sure other companies are making products that are compatible.
Went to Gentex Corporation to order my set up and came across some options i wasn't to sure of. What did you run on your set up out of the following and/or what would you recommend? Mono Binaural Downlead, Monaural Downlead, or Stereo Downlead. And also in 21" or 27"?
Hey my man, i'll tell you what was issued to me. But, I'm not smart enough to know the difference on some of this gear. So I got the Mono Binaural U174 Downlead Cable. With a 21" length. I also have the PTT radio adapter cable #4kk81. If I can answer any more questions, just let me know!
21” is standard and just the right amount of cable IMO if you’re running a radio on your plate carrier.
I would not recommend the monaural cable as it only sends audio to the earcup it’s plugged into. This is more specialized towards guys running two radios and two separate PTTs.
The stereo cable is used in conjunction with a stereo PTT (expensive) and not typically with your Civ side PTTs like Disco32 or CGS ptts. It allows the use of two radios plugged into a single stereo PTT and routes comms into each earcup separate from one another.
Mono binaural is the version I currently use and it feeds sound into both earcups wether you’re using one radio, two radios and one dual ptt, or two radios and two separate ptts.
It’s user preference. IMO most of us buying these cables for small unit comms should opt towards the mono binaural bc i want sound in both my ears.
Hope that’s helps anyone else trying to decide on the correct opscore downlead cable.
@@Anon62796 much appreciated man, I’ve only got limited experience with Comms and that was a great explanation!
@@Anon62796 Thanks man!
Do these mounts work with other headsets like the safariland liberators? $1500 for ear pro is wild.
I don’t believe so, unless there is an adapter out there for them.
@@thepaparomeo tracking, thank you
I recently acquired a TW exfil ballistic and I ordered the unity adapter for my amp.
does this unity adapter hold the ear pro arms in place as intended or are there issues regarding the ruggedness?
If you got the MARK for the AMP ear pro it should be fine. I have not used that specifically, but the attachments have held up fine through multiple trainings I’ve been through. Let us know how you like them!
I had to buy extra of these Unity Tactical Platform Adapters because I’ve broke them.
That sucks, but sounds like you’re getting the training in!
hi. I've been thinking of purchasing. the whole setup. but I like some advice. as I am a paramotor pilot and would like to speak to other pilots and with a blue tooth set be able to make calls. will the ears muffs be up to .what I need? good communication with other pilots? please.
Hey man! To my knowledge you can only communicate with the headset and download cable into a radio. However they do have different downlead options that may work, I’m just not familiar.
@@thepaparomeo tx for info
Can you get Mlok ones for Hard head Veterans helmets?
Yes, unity tactical has and mlok adapter for around $30.00 bucks. It should work with HHV helmets.
Does thesebwork with the walker razors?? Hope so cause otherwise im buuing new heaset lol
Unfortunately I think you may need a different adapter for those, but I could be wrong. Let me know if it works or not though!
so quick question, I've just set up my helmet and they seem sit odd. like it feels like they sit too high is that just a case of the springs are new and just stiff?
I noticed that on mine too man. You have to play with it to get that adjustment right. It's scary when you pay a lot of money for something, but don't be afraid to pull and adjust the lengths of the ear cups and the angle of the swivels to make it fit properly. It took me a couple attempts to get them where they pop in and out, and rotate properly. I just did a few static line jumps with them, and they stayed in place perfect.
Is there anyway to keep them from sliding around on the rail? I have them and they just don't seem secure
Do you have them on an Opscore helmet or team Wendy and what rails are they?
@@thepaparomeo team wendy 3.0 rails
And you’re using the unity mark platform adapter? You may need to mess around with it a bit. However be careful. I stripped the screw and my arms are now attached to the helmet for good. For sure don’t over tighten it.
@@thepaparomeo yes I'm using the unity because the one I got from team wendy also sucks. I've done my messing around with it and it's just not a secure design, it's not like mlok where it actually secures, it's just plastic that can be slid with force.
Hello up i want to ask what the helmet cover name made by Wendy or ops core thx
This one is actually a cheap one off of Amazon from OneTigris. It’s actually held up really well doing static line jumps. It’s been pretty durable for the low price tag!
Will the ops core mounts work with peltor ear pro?
To my knowledge no. There may be an adapter out there, but I’m not aware of it. There are notches on the sides of each ear cup that the arms click into for the AMP headset. While the peltor’s have two nubs.
I paid 100$ for the Ops-Core AMP mount, and when it arrived, I noticed it was missing some articulation...And the OpsCore symbol...
I need to pay more attention next time...
That sucks, hopefully you can modify it to meet your needs so it won’t be a total loss.
what about noice suppression?
So far, works great outdoors! Works good for shooting or around/loud aircraft. However if you’re shooting indoors at a range, you probably want plugs for underneath. They are very comfortable, even when wearing them for a long period of time.
@@thepaparomeo
Thank you, mate
@@vladyslavaloysius9029 thanks for watching!
Very nice.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Mine don't rotate and I have zero clue why I installed mine exactly like you installed yours.
Trever did you purchase the same adapters? If so, I had to mess around with the screw that goes in it, and work the arms back and forth pretty forcefully at first. Maybe the screw is too tight also. Let me know if this helps or not!
What helmet cover his that?
It’s an extra large OneTigris cover. I got it off of Amazon for around $20.00.
What was your wait time ?
Honestly man, I’m not sure. They ordered them and I think it was a month or so before my unit got them.
How do you take it off without breaking it
There are little clips on the arms that pop on and off. The whole arm unit is held in by an adapter and screw for the team Wendy rails
Hey guys, I just wanted to point out that I did make a mistake in this video. The arms that snap onto the ear cups are upside down. All you have to do is rotate to 180 degrees from what you guys see in the video and then the ear pro will be correct. Thanks again for watching!
i recently got these on my team wendy helmet aswel, but i noticed after a bit of use, and i go to stow then they seem to dangle and the screw seems to loosen the amp headset. Not sure if its user error or.
Honestly I would take them off and put them back on again, if you got that adapter kit from unity tactical it should work. Mine have stayed on without any issues. Hope this helps!
Same problem here. I've installed exactly the same way(can't really mess it up), but the screw seems to bottom out and not really feel like its tightened at all. It wiggles and slides on the rails.. TW 3.0 rails.
@@KiinkyYT I’m starting to wonder if they are not compatible with the 3.0 rails?
@@thepaparomeo They are fully compatible with the rails.. The design is shit is the problem. Its a screw threaded into a plastic (thinner) hole. Over time the use of rotating the amps makes the screw carve out the inner plastic making it loose. I have another set i am going to be trying to fill with blue locktite and see how it turns out.
@@KiinkyYT yeah let me know if that works. Mine have been rubbing as well, but are still functioning. I will say, that I just got issued an ops-core helmet and that mechanism does seem to work far better.
what helmet cover?
Dude it's a cheap one tigris cover off of amazon. I went with an XL and it's around 20 bucks. It's good enough for the price.
@@thepaparomeo good shit, thanks
Whats that helmet cover?
It’s a cheaper One Tigris, that I got off of Amazon for like 25 bucks. I went with the XL and it’s held up pretty good for the past couple of years.
dove posso comprare queste cuffie?
Gentexcorp.com
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Not to be a dick, but it would be better if you stopped changing the frame every 3-5 seconds or took more slow/still shots. The camera struggled to get a good focus sometimes because you were mobing so much.
Not to mention, you were out of the frame alot.
Thanks dude, I’ll keep it in mind the next time I make another vid! Thanks again for watching and the feedback!
These things are shit. The plastic peice for the mount is not big enough. Every single time I adjust the mount pops off my ballistic helmet. I feel like the tension is way to tight for the hardware they provide. Ops core let me know if you need a new member for your team. Lucky I'm good at modifications myself
I’ve gone back and forth with my opinion of them. I like the convenience of them and being able to switch between helmet mounted vs head mounted quickly. However there have been times the noise cancelling features have not been the best. At times I still prefer good ole peltors for the range. I hope you find something that works for you though!