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| Found second gear by accident ![]() Joined: Jun 2007
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| Ear Cannon Air Horn :: Horns :: Motorcycle Accessories :: Prevent Or Repair :: Aerostich/RiderWearHouse Motorcycle Jackets, Suits, Clothing, & Gear Now THIS may be just what the doctor ordered!!! very interesting...I may have to add this to my bike's wish-list...... Anyone have one of these?? are they really that loud???? I'm going to stick with the stock pipes, but this may be an inexpensive alternative for getting attention!!! thanks dan |
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| Kickstand Operator ![]() Joined: Jan 2008
Bike: 2008 Suzuki B-King
Location: Midwest
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| LOL....139 db!!! Not ony will that get their attention it would probably knock you off of the bike. Make sure you are wearing ear plugs if you get that thing!! I cannot even imagine something that loud. Would be funny as hell to see you use it though. There wouldn't be dry pants within 100 feet of you! B-Rex |
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| Found second gear by accident ![]() Joined: Jun 2007
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Of course if the horn was facing forward......the sound waves might slow me DOWN!!!!! he he he dan | |
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| Noise Construction Rock Drilling..............up to 115 dBA Chain saw operations.......up to 125 dBA Abrasive blasting..........105 - 110 dBA Heavy equipment operation..95 - 110 dBA Demolition.................up to 117 dBA Needle guns................up to 112 dBA Pneumatic chip hammer......103 - 113 dBA Jack hammer................102 - 111 dBA Concrete joint cutter......99 - 102 dBA Skilsaw....................88 - 102 dBA Stud welder................101 dBA Bulldozer..................93 - 96 dBA Earth tamper...............90 - 96 dBA Crane......................90 - 96 dBA Hammer.....................87 - 95 dBA Gradeall...................87 - 94 dBA Front-end loader...........86 - 94 dBA Backhoe....................84 - 93 dBA Cheeeez!!! that horn is REALLY loud!!! dan |
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| Kickstand Operator ![]() Joined: Jan 2008
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| Quote: Like I said....I don't think I've ever heard anything that loud....though, I do have to say that it does matter where they get that number. if it's at the horn's mouth it's a lot different than 3 or 10 ft. away. Nonetheless, that is one LOUD mama! If you get one, please report back on it. I would seriously consider one myself though earplugs are a definite must...I would think it would deafen you beein within a few feet of it. The entertainment value is priceless though! B-Rex Last edited by B-Rex; 03-18-2008 at 01:14 PM. | |
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| Kickstand Operator ![]() Joined: Jan 2008
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| Lets make this easy in relative terms....a 3 db increase is about DOUBLE the total sound volume as we perceive it. (farkin logarithms) So 139 dba (a-weighted...meaning adjusted for inaudible by human ear sound is reduced numerically) means that that damn horn is over 4 times louder than a chainsaw! simple terms....it's FARKIN LOUD! end of Mr. Science episode B-Rex |
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| Kickstand Operator ![]() Joined: Jan 2008
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| Found second gear by accident ![]() Joined: Jun 2007
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Some woman on their web site said she fired it off while in her garage!!! She said she should be getting her hearing back in about another few weeks!!! end of Mr. Science episode....he he he baawwH!!!! that's funny!!! Maybe if I have some loose change lying around I'll get it just for fun. My brother in law has a boat on Lake Anna, just north of Richmond Virginia.......and you know how sound travels over water!!!!! Would really p!ss off a lot of rich people early in the morning!!!! dan | |
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| Sprocket Pilot ![]() Joined: Feb 2007
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| That looks like a knock-off of the Stebel Air Horn-I have one on my bike and it is verrrry loud. There are several threads about Stebels on this site-just do a seach. Here's a thread that was started a few days ago. http://www.motorcycle-journal.com/fo...-air-horn.html
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| Want's A New Title ![]() Joined: Jun 2006
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| Consider these facts: ■ Hearing loss due to noise exposure is irreversible. ■ Dangerous noise starts at 80 decibels (dBA). Many workplace noises are well above safe limits. (90 dBA is the legal limit at which workplace hearing protection is required.) ■ Noise is measured on a sliding scale. 90 dBA is actually ten times louder than 80 dBA, not just ten “points.” ■ Sirens, horns, power tools and mobile equipment produce the highest risk of noise exposure in the transportation industry Damage from noise exposure usually happens during the first five years of work. ■ Learning about the problem is an excellent way to start controlling noise. ■ Making a smart investment in quieter machines can reduce exposure
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| Kickstand Operator ![]() Joined: Jan 2008
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What is a decibel? and check it out for themselves. B-Rex Last edited by B-Rex; 03-18-2008 at 08:08 PM. | |
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| Sit speling cheker ![]() Joined: Jan 2008
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| I figure the horn is a good idea. Its not like your going to ride with it full blast for miles. I have a Stebel in my garage waiting for installation.
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| Found second gear by accident ![]() Joined: Jun 2007
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| I have a fog machine in my garage I was using for Halloween, it's a professional type fog machine......If I can hook THAT up on my bike I can leave a smoke screen like James Bond!!!! he he now, where did I put my black tux? ![]() dan |
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| Baft Dastard ![]() Joined: Jul 2007
Bike: K7 VZ M800 Intruder (M50 Boulevard): V45 Magna: Yamaha XJ900 Diversion
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| Did'ja get one, hell's teeth for that price... foolish not to! Seriously thinkin' 'bout it misself. *Wanders off mumbling something about shipping costs* |
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