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Sounds like a lot of wires and cables for something that is supposed to
be so simple. Once you get through the wiring it is a very simple set up. I find it hard to hear well using just the handheld in a noisy cockpit, and would prefer to not use a headset. I tucked the whole mess into a project box and now the only clutter is the microphone cord! I think it's great that you encourage students to carry a handheld. More pilots should. Douglas |
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