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Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:15:39 -0600
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Bill Dube wrote:

>
>         When I am testing things with a lot of gauges and dials to 
> watch, I often set up a video camera to record the readings. You might 
> consider doing this.
>
>         You can put a small microphone in the ear cup of your headset 
> so you can make comments that will be recorded by the video camera. 


I would recommend getting a $100 "cellset" type device that plugs into 
your headset, and can be used to feed audio to a recorder, or your video 
camera, or later be used to use your cellular/wireless phone in the 
aircraft via your headset. That way the camera witll 1) record your 
comments, 2) record radio traffic and ANY OTHER annunciators you have 
running through the audio panel and 3) also record video.
 
Dave