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Old 19th Sep 2007, 22:07
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DIY Active Noise Reduction Headsets

Could anyone give some advice/instructions on how to convert a passive headset into an ANR headset. As a flying instructor, I've seen a couple of home-made jobbies and would like to have a go myself. I've got around six heasets laying around the house and wouldn't mind sacrificing a few trying.
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P.S have I posted this thread in the correct forum? Engineers & Techs Forum seemed a logical place to start.....
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My best advice to you is leave it to a qualified LAME avionics engineer.

As an alternative, give Mark Panton a call at Headset Services. They may be able to mod what you have or do you a good deal / trade in etc.
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