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Bit of a drift. But I got some Mutt Muffs for the King Charles. He sits in the back with them on and just sleeps. Doesn't bother him at all.
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SouthendPilot - thanks for the link. Might give those a go!
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Originally Posted by Parson
(Post 9411707)
Re your gun dogs, how do they get on in the air? Do you protect their hearing at all?
Reason I ask is I am thinking of taking the pup along sometime but not sure how she will cope (small terrier cross). |
Originally Posted by His dudeness
(Post 9412256)
Good thinking. I have seen some low hour pilots going through my cockpit and one thing that registered is, that that the guys that did a lot of flying in a short period of time right after getting their license or gaining a tyeprating were in the long run the "better" ones.
So I would like to suggest that when you bought the airplane and had your conversion, do yourself a favor and plan it so as to fly a lot right after the conversion to let things sink in deeply. Happy landings ! |
Yes Magic90, I appreciate that a gun dog will tolerate a gun shot.......
My concern was 1-2 hours of constant Lycoming drone which, although not as loud, is quite different. |
Sitting in the back of a PA32 trimmed out in the cruise is not unpleasant without a headset (it's still bloody noisy in the front, so Bose X's are a real bonus). It's certainly a damned sight more comfortable and quiet than the back of s SII landrover, so my guess is that if they don't mind the landrover, the Saratoga will be luxury by comparison.
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"Brunel" our red setter is absolutely fine in the back of the Saratoga, often pop to Alderney 1 hour 20min or last summer to Lands End 2 hours. She just settles down and goes to sleep
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