Ear protection
#5
What, say that again...........
I don't know where you are in your training, but I feel I probably could have shortened my PPL training by having a headset. It's too hard to concentrate on flying and struggling to hear the CFI. You may have to spring for a portable intercom if your primary trainer does not have one.
If you can't afford a headset+portable intercom, you probably can't afford flying.
Best of luck!
If you can't afford a headset+portable intercom, you probably can't afford flying.
Best of luck!
#6
Most FBOs rent headsets so you can do that until you buy one somewhere down the road. I would definitely invest in a decent headset. You might not need a Bose X or Lightspeed Zulu if you are working on your PPL. I am a commercial student and I still have my David Clark 13.4s and it works just fine so far. I would love to get a Bose X or Lightspeed sometime...I hear ANR is a whole different world.
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Thanks, guys. I am working on my PPL. I was given a fairly high-end David Clark headset, but the noise canceling does not work and I fly so much that I have not been able to go without it for a month in order to send it in to get it fixed. So if I wear ear plugs underneath that would work well? Is there anywhere I could get the noise canceling fixed very quickly?
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Thanks, guys. I am working on my PPL. I was given a fairly high-end David Clark headset, but the noise canceling does not work and I fly so much that I have not been able to go without it for a month in order to send it in to get it fixed. So if I wear ear plugs underneath that would work well? Is there anywhere I could get the noise canceling fixed very quickly?
Hope that helps,
Cheers!
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