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Old October 14th 03, 11:28 PM
Ben Jackson
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In article 9I_ib.130302$%h1.131919@sccrnsc02,
Jay Honeck wrote:

Don't your ears bother you?


One thing I noticed when I started flying was that my ears stopped popping
after about 20 hours. I thought it was normal to get acclimated, but when
I mentioned it to some other local pilots they said they all still have
to clear their ears.

Benefits of a big head, I guess. ;-)

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