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![]() "chipsoars" wrote in message oups.com... On Mar 4, 4:37 pm, "Peter" wrote: What is the maximum altitude (about) when the mobile phone becomes useless? PeterK I've had it ring at 2500'agl at which point I told whoever (my wife and curtly too) that I was busy flying and then shut it off (I forgot to shut it off prior to launch). If many consider it unsafe to drive and talk, why do it in the air? First, there are hundreds of thousands of pilots trained to verbally copy and read back complicated airtraffic clearances while flying extremely complex aircraft. For these pilots, a duplex phome conversation while flying a simple glider is childs play. However, if it bothers you, don't do it. BTW, I don't think using satellite phones aboard an aircraft is prohibited by FCC regulations. Bill D |
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