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Give it a go if you haven't yet! Tried it for the first time at 9 weeks and it's as if I've found this baby's off-switch. (70% of the time)

I'm looking for a good first 'non-smart' watch. I love the readability and simplicity of the BM8180-03e. Are there any alternatives at a similar price point? I prefer quartz drive and slightly smaller size (38 to 40mm) Hamilton Khaki field is another I'm really liking the look of but a not sure if the price difference is worth it.

Maybe a weird one, but I've been put in charge of the playlist for my partner who's about to give birth to our first any day now.

It's been quite challenging coming up with songs that fit the setting... we usually listen to fairly alternative/loud/abrasive music that would not suit the room and also would freak out the medical staff 😅

I'm looking for some (mostly instrumental) songs, loving/ hopeful vibe. I've got some post-rock that's sort of the direction I'm thinking. (Explosions in the sky, Do make say think etc)

Please send me your recommendations!!

Maybe a weird one for this sub, but I've been put in charge of the playlist for my partner who's about to give birth to our first any day now.

It's been quite challenging coming up with songs that fit the setting... we usually listen to fairly alternative/loud/abrasive music that would not suit the room and also would freak out the medical staff 😅

I'm looking for some (mostly instrumental) songs, loving/ hopeful vibe. I've got some post-rock that's sort of the direction I'm thinking. (Explosions in the sky, Do make say think etc)

Please send me your recommendations!!

I learned to fly last year. It was one of the most challenging things I've done in my 30+ years. It's also the most fun. This season of the rehearsal was an interesting crossover of my interests! Some rambling notes:

Confidence is the central theme of this season. The confidence to kiss your crush, to tell a superior they got it wrong or to be responsible for other peoples lives flying A to B. How can people be comfortable with one of these, but scared as hell of the others?

Flying is the ultimate confidence game. If you think you're gonna suck at it today, you stay on the ground. A good instructor is basically a hype man: if they show confidence in you, you feel confident yourself. If th

Hi, i'm flying an older aircraft now and have found myself struggling a bit with the radio. The environment is quite a bit noisier than the 152 I trained in initially. I'm using second hand DC's with passive NC which I find very comfortable but they dont cut the noise level down enough. Do I just go straight to (second hand) A20's and not look back or are there more cost effective options I should consider?

I'm in the UK so second hand DC One-X and lightspeeds aren't as easy to find.