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Old 25th May 2000 | 17:52
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sr106
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Unhappy hearing-acuity

Does anyone have any info on the
worst acceptable hearing threshold of
JAA.
Thanks for any hint.
 
Old 30th May 2000 | 19:08
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khasabman
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Pardon
 
Old 30th May 2000 | 20:45
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Very original response.........wouldn't have expected anything less (or more!).

I have very recently written to the CAA asking them that very question - I'll let you know what they say as soon as they reply to me.

Barney
 
Old 31st May 2000 | 17:04
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sr106
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Just found out myself.
For class 1 (initial issue): Hearing loss no greater than 20 dB in either ear at 500, 1000 and 2000Hz and of no more than 35dB at 3000Hz.
Normal hearing ranges from 0 to 20dB in all
frequencies.

All JAA guidelines are published on:
www.jaa.nl

a good sight on hearing is: www.earinfo.com
 

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