Cep's

[Heli-pilot]

To be honest, I dont think the CEP's will help you much when your training in the R22.

I bought myself the CEP's so I have them when I will start flying more Vertical with my head out the door...

 

I dont use my CEP's allot at all.. And like someone mentioned earlier. They give me a headace or allot of pressure on my ear.. When you fly for 1,2 -1,5 hours in the R22 you wont feel this.. But try to keep your helmet on for 2-3 hours at a time..

 

Good luck anyway..

And i dont know where you bought your Gallet.. But if you have any questions about it.. Talk to Rob with Meritt Apperal in Florida.. Really good guy to talk to , and he takes he's time to explain you.

 

- M

[Pierre]

Hi,

 

I bought my Gallet in France (Châtillon sur Chalaronne ) , the town of the factory. I met the Aeronautical Manager who helps me and gave me advices.

With the CEP, communications are more clear, especially without door.

Right now I flew only 1,5 blocks, so I didn't felt already the pressure on my ears. Will see during longer flights.

I'm sure the CEP is a good product to save the ears....

 

Thanks for advices...

 

Pierre

 

 

 

 

 

To be honest, I dont think the CEP's will help you much when your training in the R22.

I bought myself the CEP's so I have them when I will start flying more Vertical with my head out the door...

 

I dont use my CEP's allot at all.. And like someone mentioned earlier. They give me a headace or allot of pressure on my ear.. When you fly for 1,2 -1,5 hours in the R22 you wont feel this.. But try to keep your helmet on for 2-3 hours at a time..

 

Good luck anyway..

And i dont know where you bought your Gallet.. But if you have any questions about it.. Talk to Rob with Meritt Apperal in Florida.. Really good guy to talk to , and he takes he's time to explain you.

 

- M