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chignutsak 09-15-2007 05:26 PM

Telex 850?
 
I'm in the 145 and I'm sick of the David Clamps. I know the Telex 850 has anr with 12db of reduction; does this work with the awful wind noise in the 145, or do you still wear earplugs with them? Thanks

rickair7777 09-15-2007 06:14 PM

They work fine in the CRJ, even at high indicated AS where it gets noisy. The 12 Db ANR is a good reduction in noise, but does not provide anechoic silence...for a truly silent ride you need a full earmuff style ANR like the Bose.

I like the 850 cuz it's cheaper, lighter, requires no batteries, and cuts enough noise to eliminate any risk of hearing damage, and reduces fatigue.

If you use a battery powered unit, you lose comms when the battery fails.

I picked the 850 after trying all the available options in flight...most guys will let you try their headset for a while.

KiloAlpha 09-15-2007 06:36 PM

850 works great in 170. I traded in my Bose X for the Telex.

otter 09-15-2007 09:15 PM


Originally Posted by rickair7777 (Post 231480)
They work fine in the CRJ, even at high indicated AS where it gets noisy. The 12 Db ANR is a good reduction in noise, but does not provide anechoic silence...for a truly silent ride you need a full earmuff style ANR like the Bose.

I like the 850 cuz it's cheaper, lighter, requires no batteries, and cuts enough noise to eliminate any risk of hearing damage, and reduces fatigue.

If you use a battery powered unit, you lose comms when the battery fails.

I picked the 850 after trying all the available options in flight...most guys will let you try their headset for a while.

Just the answer I was looking for. I just finshed sim in the RJ, and want a something new. I wonder how well the 850 would have worked in the E120?

Quagmire 09-15-2007 09:22 PM

I have one and love it....but I use it in the CRJ. I would think that it would not be quiet enough for use in the 145. I would look into an over the ear design for the 145 to preserve your hearing.

rickair7777 09-16-2007 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by otter (Post 231525)
Just the answer I was looking for. I just finshed sim in the RJ, and want a something new. I wonder how well the 850 would have worked in the E120?

It wouldn't.

SharkAir 09-17-2007 08:22 AM

I still have comm in the Bose when the battery fails. In fact, in my limited RJ experience, I haven't even really turned the ANR on because you don't really need it, and why waste batteries? I can't even afford batteries.

I did try it for a little while though, and you could have heard a pin drop.

otter 09-17-2007 10:43 AM

where is a good place to bye one from?

cessna157 09-17-2007 10:55 AM

Is anyone familiar with the Lightspeed Mach 1? A captain I flew with the other day had one and he had great things to say about it

riddlegrad 09-17-2007 11:35 AM


Originally Posted by SharkAir (Post 231963)
I still have comm in the Bose when the battery fails. In fact, in my limited RJ experience, I haven't even really turned the ANR on because you don't really need it, and why waste batteries? I can't even afford batteries.

I did try it for a little while though, and you could have heard a pin drop.


from experience, when your at the hotel exchange the batteries with the ones from the tv remote..
:eek:;)


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