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Old August 29th 06, 06:17 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Andrey Serbinenko
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Default Stepping back from ANR

DC claims additional 17-22dB noise attenuation with ENC turned on;
regular foam earplugs are said to do around 32dB of attenuation. Seems
even better than ENC, and hell of a lot cheaper, too... Does anybody
have any opinion on that?


Andrey


John T wrote:
"John Gaquin" wrote in message
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Query: I haven't flown a light plane since 1981, so I've never had
the occasion to use ANR. When in use in a typical light single like
a 172, etc., can you hear the engine, or the airflow, or even your
passenger speaking (without benefit of an intercom)?


I can hear the crinkle of un/folding my charts while in flight. I've also
heard fingers snapping.