Beware of Prune advice...
 

Some good advice here, but some of it....

Flown a twin yet, Roxy? :hmm:

IMHO, it's very difficult to synch the props with ANRs. Sure, YOU wont hear a thing, but your pax wont be thanking you.

DIVOSH!

I prefer to use the auto-sync feature.

Namps
 

LOL!

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I have a pink one and it makes the cockpit smell pretty....

You should have been wearing the pink ones in the yellow cub, GWAS.. good contrast? :ok:

Tinpis, you've been downloading pics of me off of my facebook page again!! The stripes make the plane approximately 4% faster I find. I would recommend them to everyone!!

I'm not the fastest learner, but it only took me one lesson to decide there were some student pilots who had less than healthy habits, and they could keep their nits to themselves. Get a headset as soon as you can afford it.

Used ANR for a long time, and do the occasional bit of twin flying ... Never had any problem syncing props, or hearing engine/transmission noises, or any of the other things that people will say you can't do properly. ANR is gold, and you'll be glad you did when it's time for hearing tests

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I haven't been able to find a fluro yellow one to match my flying suit yet.

Headset
 

You can get them at Hawkler Pacific in YSBK

H10-13.4 $395 inc GST
or ans ASA-HS-1 $155 inc GST
just call 1800654983

I have to agree, I actually find that you can hear differences in the sounds easier as the ANR has a small delay to the attenuation which only drowns out the droning noise. They allow you to hear minute clicks and pops from the engines you wouldn't normally hear.

I reckon the best time to get them is just after starting navs, 4 hours with a sh1tty pair do my head in.

As mentioned above, Hawker Pacific is the place to go. DC H10-13.4, DC headset bag and next day delivery go for around $460 inc GST.