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Old February 9th 07, 07:10 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default sound levels and hearing loss

Just a word or two of caution, folks. Sound levels in SEL airplanes
can exceed 90 dB A at the pilot's ear, and prolonged exposure to that
level can lead to hearing loss. I stuff a couple of thousand bucks
worth of electronics in each ear now, partly because I didn't use a
headset in the airplane in my younger days (lots of gun fire and some
evidence of family hearing loss are also factors). Even if you're not
using the radio, protect your hearing.

clear.

Well, for me, make that C L E A R!

(Can you hear me now?)

 




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