Accessories

For pilots, cheap sunglasses won’t do. Here’s how to sort through the ad claims and marketing hype.

Here are some alternatives to that vise-like grip on your noggin. We like Quiet Technologies over the Panther.

A bargain replacement for the JD-200, this radio performs we’ll for only $275.

Who can afford expensive ANR for every seat? LightSPEEDs QFR and SoftComms Phoenix are top values.

A cheap cockpit air cooler that shouldnt work but does and a clever thermostatic pre-heater control.

With terrorists lurking behind every tree, security devices may become mandatory. Prop and throttle locks are top choices.

When landing is out, potty products range from distasteful (soda bottles) to merely unsettling (#1 Travel John).

Left on their own, little kids go for color and older kids go for comfort. The best news is that cheap is also good.

Despite what youve been told, its okay to use welders or medical oxygen in your airplane. Heres how to do it.

Conserving cannulas represent the best combination of comfort and efficient delivery of oxygen.

Speed claims of 7 to 13 MPH are in line with reality. But add up the prices for all the parts and pieces before buying.

Approach Aviations maintenance video has a few useful nuggets; a CD-ROM sharpens nav skills.