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Good results then Tim :thumbs:

 

Yes . might bring it to the Wales Run out see who has the loudest :teeth:

 

How was the test conducted mate??? Is it technical or just a case of popping the meter out the window :blush:

 

nothing technical mate , just switch it on and point it at the exhaust pipe ;) got to be simple for me to use it :D

 

Tim, you know as well as I do that there are prescribed distances for conducting noise tests - inverse sqaure law and all that.

 

Did you follow them during the above?

 

Oh yes to the letter Dorian B)

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Good results then Tim :thumbs:

 

Yes . might bring it to the Wales Run out see who has the loudest :teeth:

 

How was the test conducted mate??? Is it technical or just a case of popping the meter out the window :blush:

 

nothing technical mate , just switch it on and point it at the exhaust pipe ;) got to be simple for me to use it :D

 

Tim, you know as well as I do that there are prescribed distances for conducting noise tests - inverse sqaure law and all that.

 

Did you follow them during the above?

 

Oh yes to the letter Dorian B)

 

:lol:

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Good results then Tim :thumbs:

 

Yes . might bring it to the Wales Run out see who has the loudest :teeth:

 

How was the test conducted mate??? Is it technical or just a case of popping the meter out the window :blush:

 

nothing technical mate , just switch it on and point it at the exhaust pipe ;) got to be simple for me to use it :D

 

Tim, you know as well as I do that there are prescribed distances for conducting noise tests - inverse sqaure law and all that.

 

Did you follow them during the above?

 

Oh yes to the letter Dorian B)

 

I knew the answer - but it gives all the more credence to the results.

 

Next time, blow your own trumpet :dry:;):thumbs:

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I don't know what the noise limits are at other circuits, but Goodwood is quite strict because of complaints from local residents. They have two days - a 98dB one and a 105dB one - but I'm not sure how many revs the readings are taken at - I have a feeling it's 4000.

 

I remember Hagar has done a track day at Goodwood. If you're out there Hagar, are you able to shed any light on this?

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