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Old December 12th 06, 03:25 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Mike Adams[_2_]
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Default Question about flight following / weather updates from Flight Watch

"BT" wrote:

use your #2 radio for flight watch, and maintain a listening watch on
both radios


Also, some audio panels support a split mode where each person (left and right seats) can monitor a
different radio. I find trying to talk on one radio and listen to both is too confusing, but my wife has
become comfortable enough to listen for our call sign on the flight following frequency while I go over to
flight watch on the other radio.

Mike
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Old December 12th 06, 03:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Roy Smith
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Default Question about flight following / weather updates from Flight Watch

Mike Adams wrote:

Also, some audio panels support a split mode where each person (left and
right seats) can monitor a different radio.


This is such an amazingly useful feature that I would never buy an audio
panel that didn't have it. Your crew can be talking to flight service,
getting the ATIS at your destination, etc, etc, without distracting you
from flying the plane and talking to ATC.
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Old December 13th 06, 03:46 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Aluckyguess
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Default Question about flight following / weather updates from Flight Watch


"Roy Smith" wrote in message
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Mike Adams wrote:

Also, some audio panels support a split mode where each person (left and
right seats) can monitor a different radio.


I did this in a King air I flew right seat in. It was pretty cool.
This is such an amazingly useful feature that I would never buy an audio
panel that didn't have it. Your crew can be talking to flight service,
getting the ATIS at your destination, etc, etc, without distracting you
from flying the plane and talking to ATC.



 




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