flyguy81
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Not quite legal unless you're flying a DC-9 or 727. Below 180, you've gotta have a boom mic.Here's what I have used for 20 years of Airline flying. It works great, is inexpensive, can be worn for hour after hour and you never even know it's there.
It's light weight, noise reducing, perfectly clear...and I have used the same one for 20 years. (With two cord replacements.)
Get a Telex PEV-77 and pull both the plastic ear loop and ear plug off of it. Then get a pair of those stupid foam ear plugs that are shaped like little tittys and put a hole down the center with a coat hanger or something else heated on your stove.
Stretch the earpiece over the little nub on the PEV-77 and VOILA'!
You have a custom fit to your ear everytime, and never even feel it. When the little ear piece gets dirty clean it with alcohol and a q-tip. Replace it when it get's dirty and/or starts losing it's memory/shaping ability.
Of course you just use the hand Mic...Old School Baby.
Best piece of cockpit audio equipment I've ever owned.
YKMKR