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Old 3rd April 2006 | 17:12
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Does any body know what is the minimum of decibels You are allow to have in order to get Your medical?
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Old 3rd April 2006 | 18:50
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This any good? http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?ca...=90&pageid=533
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Old 4th April 2006 | 12:50
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Who said that?
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Old 9th April 2006 | 23:33
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Thank U femaleWannabe! it was very helpful!
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Old 10th April 2006 | 07:14
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Don't forget that the initial requirements for hearing is going to be relaxad in November. The initial is going to be the same as the renewal requirement (35db)
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Old 19th April 2006 | 15:25
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I would arque on teh last comment

Quote from CAA website:
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Audiogram standards for the initial class 1 and initial instrument rating for class 2
There will be no difference between initial and revalidation/renewal class 1 audiogram requirements i.e. the requirement is now that there shall be no hearing loss in either ear tested separately of >35db in the 500-2000Hz range, and 50db at 3000Hz. This will also be the requirement for the issue of an instrument rating to a class 2 holder



Damn, I had 35dB at 4KHz and missed my chance
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Old 19th April 2006 | 15:58
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if you have 35db loss att 4khz it should not be any problem with old requirements?
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Old 23rd April 2006 | 20:29
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Originally Posted by Jimmy The Big Greek
if you have 35db loss att 4khz it should not be any problem with old requirements?
"Girls" at the medical commission didn't think so
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