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dustrpilot 02-07-2018 01:16 PM

Or not sealing around your ears properly. If your wearing glasses, this might cause this also


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Aggie94 02-09-2018 06:42 AM


Originally Posted by BlueSkies (Post 2522401)
Ahh thanks. I was also considering the UFly, but maybe not if it has the same problem. Has anyone noticed ANR interference with the David Clark ANR headsets?

Oscillating hum is a good way to describe it. I will try your method on my next trip. So basically you are keeping the battery pack as far away from the window heat as possible? Thanks for the tip.

I have the David Clark headsets and sometimes notice this as well. If I get the battery pack too close to a heated window or if I even touch the window with my hand I'll get some minor interference.

Agree with the other posters... just try to secure the battery pack away from the heated window. I clip mine to the vertical bar above the rearmost window with a big paper clamp.

CX500T 02-09-2018 04:55 PM

Looking at the A20 for 7ER.

Would it have similar issues due to Boeing-isms or is this solely a Guppyism.

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BlueSkies 02-09-2018 06:14 PM


Originally Posted by Aggie94 (Post 2523829)
I have the David Clark headsets and sometimes notice this as well. If I get the battery pack too close to a heated window or if I even touch the window with my hand I'll get some minor interference.

Agree with the other posters... just try to secure the battery pack away from the heated window. I clip mine to the vertical bar above the rearmost window with a big paper clamp.

Thanks, will try that the next time I fly.


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