Ron,
1. Use noise canceling headsets.
2. Use ear plugs.
3. Say La-la-la.... very loud and you won't hear a thing.
4. Turn up the volume on your expensive Sirius music system unless it's
tuned to Howard Stern (loud enough all by hisself).
5. Play Lady Gaga on your blue tooth connected MP3 player with the volume
set at 32.
6. Just look out the window and enjoy the scenery to get your mind off the
ear pain.
7. Let the door seal deflate and enjoy the hiss of speed.
Grayhawk (tone deaf from Lady Gaga performances)
In a message dated 7/25/2011 3:06:57 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
ronald@sdc.com writes:
Hello guys
I am still doing training and getting the last bugs out of the plane here
in Redmond, but one of the first things I like to do when I am back in Florida
is getting the Garmin GTN750 and getting more sound Insulation as I think the
cabin is kind of noisy.
Specially in climb it does. Funny enough it is the least noisy in
descent……
Do you know of any good shops specialized in sound insulation?
Thanks
-- Ronald, 12 hours and counting…
Ps Yes door seal is fine
:)~