Music is good

I think close to CTA and urban centres is a no-no. But ive flown on 6
hour navs and and have often switched the ADF freq. over to local
stations and picked up a garbled broadcast (albeit redneck aussie
country musak )
Not too sure what the policy on this is..... reckon its frowned upon
tho


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On 2004-01-25 20:17:07 -0800, juno909
said:

Not too sure what the policy on this is..... reckon its frowned upon

Hardly. It's not uncommon for us to tune in news or sports or whatever
when we're headed somewhere.

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Larry Fransson
Seattle, WA

I listen to music frequently here in the US. The newer audio panels enable
music to be piped in and it automatically mutes for radio transmissions.
Works real well. I use an IPOD as a music source. A portable CD player or
anyother MP3 player works great.

None of this will ply redneck aussie country though...

"juno909" wrote in message
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I think close to CTA and urban centres is a no-no. But ive flown on 6
hour navs and and have often switched the ADF freq. over to local
stations and picked up a garbled broadcast (albeit redneck aussie
country musak )
Not too sure what the policy on this is..... reckon its frowned upon
tho


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juno909
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