Part time neighbor was fixing his shop roof, saw a black blazer drive by slowly. Didn't think much of it until he discovered his compressor missing.. Story came up @ happy hour, somebody said XXX has a black blazer. Mary mentioned it to a cop she was BSing. Cop went to XXX's house, he denied knowing anything about it. An hour later the compressor was back.
Small community security!

I Totally agree with Flightlogics statement about the warm fuzzy. I have a good friend who has more value in his never locked hangar than I will make in my lifetime. His integrity is absolute and I think he just sees the universe, and the rest if us in it, as being that way. I know that I would starve to death before I would ever take anything from him.
I enjoy my friend's universe and find it inspiring. There is some wonderful power in integrity, a hand shake that means something and a world where the idea of having to lock up anything is laughable. I like that and look for it in aviators, some substance on the inside and feel sorry for those amongst us who can't find those depths in themselves.

I have never thought about "personalizing" my old Bose 10X headsets to decrease the chance of theft. I suppose a thief could always get a spare headset cup or head band from Bose or David Clark.

Does anyone have any suggestions for adding identification to a headset?