Sportys SP400 includes anything you might need including ILS glideslope 
and localizer for about $350. For a little extra you can get headset 
adapter, extra 'change on the fly' battery pack, as well as adapter to 
hook into cockpit power.

Mark W
N952MW.


On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 2:36 PM, Mike Stirewalt via KRnet wrote:

>> "If you go with any type handheld, make sure is can be plugged to
> external power and has jacks to accept a portable intercom."
>
> I've had my eye out for one of those for a long time without finding
> anything.  I've found it difficult to easily talk to myself over the 
> din
> of cockpit noise in flight.  On the ground, no problem.  It gets 
> lonely
> up there on long cross-countries and FSS only wants to talk about a
> limited number of topics and even those are brief.  An intercom would
> make it a lot easier for me to hear my conversations with myself.
> ***********
>
> Re equipment required for VFR night/day and IFR in controlled 
> airspace:
> FAR 91.205 states what instruments and equipment an aircraft must 
> contain
> for various operations. 91.205(d)(2) specifies "Two-way radio
> communication and navigation equipment suitable for the route to be
> flown."
> What is "suitable", especially with Experim

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