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Basically, it works with Telex and the crappy rentals.

Hehe, I just looked at the amazon link that I posted, and I see in the description that it says not compatible with Bose. I guess I know why.

Thanks for the replies and the sex jokes:) I fly both R22 and GA Airplanes. I use airplane headsets with a GA to Helicopter adapter. I just got the headsets a couple days ago and I plugged them into the adapter. I haven't actually tried them in an airplane yet. But the adapter should be the...

Just got new Bose a20 with ga plugs. The mic plug is a little skinny. I have a ga to helicopter Adapter that I pigged it into, and it just keeps falling out. When I try other ga headset plugs, they all fit in tightly and stay in. The plug also has a slightly Different shape than all the other...

You can buy a $20 adapter on amazon.

:) Small world. Great price! Hard to pass on it!

Used "great condition" A20's for $550 on ebay. Non BT. Just bought one. I can always swap the cord for the BT for $300. Still good deal. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bose-A20-Aviation-Headset-Non-Bluetooth-/282306638574?hash=item41bac972ee:g:LykAAOSwtnpXjWud&vxp=mtr

Maybe it was you that was working in BED CD that night;)

BED not TEB. Teb was the destination.

I had one years ago in KBED. I filed IFR to KTEB. Night, cold and snowing. Anyway, I called CD, and he gave me the clearance. I don't care if it was the most experienced pilot in the world that doubled as a handwriting teacher. Nobody, but nobody could have written as fast as this guy was...

Yes, I think that's what I was missing. I am going to a 141 school. So it seems as though the answer is 30hours of flight time. Thanks for the tips.

No prob:)

Hehe, that's the school I am using. Small world;) 30hours is what their site says too for the add-on. But that seemed to conflict with what I read in the regs.

I think it is 61.129c, which I don't find clear. Maybe its just me. 100 hours in a powered aircraft, which I have. 50 of which must be in a helicopter. So If I am just starting out in helicopters, then I have to have at least 50 hours of training/solo? Then in #2, it says that I have to have...

Ok, I can't believe how hard it is to find a clear answer on this. I searched google, FARs, etc, and I am getting a variety of answers, none of which are clear. CURRENTLY I have: Commercial Airplane SE & ME Land Instrument Airplane CFI Airplane SE & ME Land Instrument Airplane I WANT TO ADD...

Wow, they answered you that quickly on a Saturday? I'll try it now. Thanks.

That's exactly what it is used for. But look at the link that RotorDude posted. It is Garmin's website that has the user manual (not the PDF version( that clearly states that it has a PA sensor. So then back to my original question. Why is it showing me on the moon?

I called them just now, and they said it is a know issue that Garmin is working on to fix. So that is good news I guess.

Look in the manual: I can't post links since I am a new member. Page 4, the last red colored warning. It talks about pressure altitude provide by the GDL. You can also search google for GDL39 pressure altitude sensor, you will see a variety of forums with people mentioning it. Beechtalk.com...

According to multiple aviation websites/forums, and Garmin user manual, it does have a pressure altitude sensor. I have the 3d model, maybe that's the difference. In the ios Garmin pilot app, I don't see pressure altitude indicated anywhere, however, the altitudes of the traffic that it shows...