2) Select the transmit switch on your ARCDU to "PA," and press the "PA" button.
3) Use tape to hold the push-to-talk switch in the "transmit" position.
4) ROCK OUT!!! Set the volume knob to "11" and turn your mundane maintenance delay into a two hour festival of headbanging, air guitar playing, lipsyncing, regrettable disco moves, and maybe even a polka or two.
Note: It is suggested that you disassemble the above sound system before the aircraft is approached by any VP, chief pilot, or check airman.
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Brilliant !
That just made my day.
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Nice handywork! I wonder if thats patentable! Also looks like somebody's getting ready to try out for American Idol Season Six!
That is GOLD!!!! :D
Will suggest to our guys next time they're stuck in the middle of nowhere for 7 hours...
Our guys do this quite often...It's fun to jam out in the back! In fact...they love us in Kalispell b/c they always get a good laugh when they come to the airplane...we are the crew that's always dancing around jamming out to music 1 min. before the pax come down! hehehe
A few captain's I've flown with, whom shall remain nameless, have made their own iPod-aviation mic jack adapter cords so they can plug their iPod directly into the jumpseat audio panel. It's quite a bit more convenient than the ghetto-fabulous solution I showed in my post...but this made for a funnier post :).
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