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February 5th 19, 09:24 PM
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Noise Canceling headset
If you already own a Bose QC 15, 25, or 35, you can add a microphone from uflymike.com. I used the older version for years in 737s, and it worked well and was much more comfortable than the full size Bose aviation headset. I've used it in Cessnas as well, and it was adequate, so should work fine in self launchers.
Mike 
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