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A Lieberman wrote:
On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 22:32:57 GMT, Dave Stadt wrote: There are actually a few situations in which the aircraft with a stuck mike might hear the transmissions. Granted they are not common, but they are neither impossible nor contrived. And on a Unicom frequency those would be what? Lets expand this a tad further..... any frequency. The absolute time I could ever think that someone heard that they had a stuck mike would be if they were listening in on a handheld radio, otherwise, I cannot think of any situations. Allen Depends on the location of the hand mike. I've seen situations where the pilots knee pushed the transmit button intermittently so the stuck mike situation was not constant. In this case he might be able to hear the "stuck mike warning" transmission. It's happened to me. -- Darrell R. Schmidt B-58 Hustler History: http://members.cox.net/dschmidt1/ - |
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