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C650CPT · September 5th, 2004, 21:41

Are your ears aching because you are wearing passive headsets or because of fit. You can still get "hot spots" from ANR headsets. I would recomend adjusting what you are wearing and adding jel seals or extra thick foam pads to increase comfort. You would want to also consider this with ANR headsets.

Without a doubt ANR will improve your flying experience as they will reduce noise and fatique related to that noise, You will be able to better hear and communicate with ATC as well. I fly with ANR in both jet and turbo prop airplanes and would never go back to the old passive types.

Jim

September 5th, 2004, 21:41	#4
C650CPT Senior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Home Sweet Home! Posts: 957	Re: ANR Headsets Bad? Are your ears aching because you are wearing passive headsets or because of fit. You can still get "hot spots" from ANR headsets. I would recomend adjusting what you are wearing and adding jel seals or extra thick foam pads to increase comfort. You would want to also consider this with ANR headsets. Without a doubt ANR will improve your flying experience as they will reduce noise and fatique related to that noise, You will be able to better hear and communicate with ATC as well. I fly with ANR in both jet and turbo prop airplanes and would never go back to the old passive types. Jim