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  1. bob_sakamano

    Rvr Question

    Wouldn't the answers depend on your carrier's Ops Specs? Carriers RVR T/O limits can vary.
  2. bob_sakamano

    U Fly Mike / Bose Quiet 2 TSO issue

    Also, the QC2 case has a little zipper pouch with room for 4-5 batteries (about a 4 month supply) and a battery change takes all of 2 seconds. The battery has never died on me either. The low battery indicator light gives plenty of warning when the battery is low. I would hazard a guess...
  3. bob_sakamano

    U Fly Mike / Bose Quiet 2 TSO issue

    Well that's good because mine would have to be pried from my cold, dead hands. U Fly Mike = Best invention EVER for commuters
  4. bob_sakamano

    FCC Resticted Radio Operator Permit

    I received mine in 1991 it's the old yellow one with my sig. I can't believe it hasn't disintegrated.
  5. bob_sakamano

    Private checkride

    I totally agree. The key to mastering the ground portion of a practical test is knowing when to shut up. Many times people that fail the ground portion by digging their own grave. You don't have to know everything, especially for a private license.But know where to find the answer within...
  7. bob_sakamano

    Bose QC2

    U-Fly-Mike I have the U-Fly-Mike setup. It is great. So far, I have put about 250 hours on it and performs flawlessly. As far as the battery issue goes, it uses one AAA. There is a little zippered pouch inside the case where I keep a supply of batteries. I usually keep 4 spares I've...
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