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AngelFuree · May 10th, 2007, 01:33

A) I own a set of Lightspeed 20XLc headsets. They provide active noise reduction, I like them very much. To be honest, in my personal opinion, now that I own a set of ANR headsets, I would not go back.

B) Get something small like TXAviator mentioned. You really don't need huge amounts of space. You're flight training, not flying internationally. The big turnoff of big bags for me is not wanting to look like those 100lb kids w/ 100lb flight bags.

C) Nothing special here, just get a compact flashlight that works and you'd feel comfortable using inside the cockpit (e.g. small one). Consider getting one w/ a red filter, for night flying. Regarding kneeboards...I personally think they're a waste of money. A small one is convenient, but don't make the mistake of getting the large Jeppesen kneeboards. I have trouble w/ it. It's so large it gets in the way of the yoke.

May 10th, 2007, 01:33	#4
AngelFuree Old Skool Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: G-Forks, ND/ NYC Posts: 3,360	Re: aviation 102 A) I own a set of Lightspeed 20XLc headsets. They provide active noise reduction, I like them very much. To be honest, in my personal opinion, now that I own a set of ANR headsets, I would not go back. B) Get something small like TXAviator mentioned. You really don't need huge amounts of space. You're flight training, not flying internationally. The big turnoff of big bags for me is not wanting to look like those 100lb kids w/ 100lb flight bags. C) Nothing special here, just get a compact flashlight that works and you'd feel comfortable using inside the cockpit (e.g. small one). Consider getting one w/ a red filter, for night flying. Regarding kneeboards...I personally think they're a waste of money. A small one is convenient, but don't make the mistake of getting the large Jeppesen kneeboards. I have trouble w/ it. It's so large it gets in the way of the yoke.