I fly open cockpit almost anytime it's above 40 degrees and I love my Clarity Aloft headset. My hearing (and a lot of other things) is not what it used to be and that was my reason for trying the Clarity Aloft. It made a wonderful difference in being able to understand the radio and works great with the windows down. Darrell Jenkins, N94857, 1948 E
--- In [email protected], "Anne and John" <fraserl...@...> wrote: > > Linda or others that use these: How are the Clarity Aloft when flying with > open cockpit ? > > John H > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Linda Abrams > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 2:46 AM > Subject: [ercoupe-tech] Re: problems viewing GPS in sunlight; headsets > > > > Donald, > > I returned a Lowrance GPS for the same reason: could not see it > adequately in sunlight. I have been very happy with the AvMap > GeoPilot; no problem seeing it in my 'Coupe, in sunny Southern Calif. > > The standard form of aviation headset also made me very uncomfortable > (clamping & weight on my head). Ever since I changed to the Clarity > Aloft (an in-ear type, designed by an audiologist), I won't fly with > anything else. They are so light and unobtrusive that at first I'd > forget I was wearing it and try to get out of the plane without > taking it off! > > Linda > N3437H (Sky Sprite) > L.A. >
