Picking up Radio Le Mans commentary
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I find the ear defenders useful trackside, they certainly don't cut out the sound of the cars!
When with a group I either just use one side of them or they just shout at me!
But, once not trackside I use a traditional FM radio and have good plug in speaker for it when at camp, and being less than 100M from the track it needs to be loud!
When with a group I either just use one side of them or they just shout at me!
But, once not trackside I use a traditional FM radio and have good plug in speaker for it when at camp, and being less than 100M from the track it needs to be loud!
wsn03 said:
I have a little radio with earphones. I'd like the ear defenders but I don't want to block out the sound of the cars, plus bringing a big group this year so can't be too anti social
chrisring said:
I find the ear defenders useful trackside, they certainly don't cut out the sound of the cars!
When with a group I either just use one side of them or they just shout at me!
But, once not trackside I use a traditional FM radio and have good plug in speaker for it when at camp, and being less than 100M from the track it needs to be loud!
I do like the idea of the defenders, my stepson brought his but then didn't speak through most of the race - he just got completely into it. When i have a quiet year I guess. When with a group I either just use one side of them or they just shout at me!
But, once not trackside I use a traditional FM radio and have good plug in speaker for it when at camp, and being less than 100M from the track it needs to be loud!
wsn03 said:
I have a little radio with earphones. I'd like the ear defenders but I don't want to block out the sound of the cars, plus bringing a big group this year so can't be too anti social
I also have a standard FM at the campsite, a little portable
I love the ear defender radios.
Careful not to go too budget as the quality can be bad and they won’t last. We bought a budget pair for a couple of people we thought would be their only trip to the race and they broke before the end of the race.
Bought a pair of peltors and they have lasted many years now.
I find the reduction in noise quite nice if you’re track side for quite a few hours. I splashed out (2nd hand eBay) on the active hearing peltors for myself so I can turn up or down the ambient noise when the mood suits. Allows for normal conversations but cuts out the really load noises at the same time.
I got sick of pocket radio and ear defender combo every time I stood up pulling the earbuds out.
I’d be lost without them on trips now.
Careful not to go too budget as the quality can be bad and they won’t last. We bought a budget pair for a couple of people we thought would be their only trip to the race and they broke before the end of the race.
Bought a pair of peltors and they have lasted many years now.
I find the reduction in noise quite nice if you’re track side for quite a few hours. I splashed out (2nd hand eBay) on the active hearing peltors for myself so I can turn up or down the ambient noise when the mood suits. Allows for normal conversations but cuts out the really load noises at the same time.
I got sick of pocket radio and ear defender combo every time I stood up pulling the earbuds out.
I’d be lost without them on trips now.
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