Quieting The Cabin: SoundEx a Good Choice

It requires a lot of disassembly, but soundproofing pays back big. Save some bucks by tackling it during avionics and interior upgrades or DIY.

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This is a Precise-Flow replacement air vent for pre-1981 Cessnas. The pair is sold through Sporty's for $450, is STC'd and the kit has proven to lower wind noise levels, while also improving cabin airflow.
Engines, exhaust systems, propellers, cabin vents and aging door and window seals are just a handful of sources that can make the typical aircraft cabin a miserable place to spend hours on end. It’s also a path to irreversible hearing damage. How do you know if your cabin is too noisy? Fly in a comparably […]
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