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From: Pascal Gademer (no email)
Date: Sat Dec 11 2004 - 12:01:57 EST
same here... horns were not working well when I got the boat last year, I
simply unscrewed the rear, clean the little disc. that was probably the
easiest marine repair task I ever faced :-). it's an air system powered by
an engine driven compressor
i noticed that if I don't use them regularly, water gets in and they get
stuck again...
pascal
miami, fl
70 hatteras 53my
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Subject: T&T: Boat horn
> Chances are the diaphrams in your trumpets are corroded...These are often
> copper discs and the sound is reduced when the edges can no longer seat
properly
> because of corrosion.
> If you can get the horns apart, just clean the diaphram edges with bronze
> wool or steel wool or metal polish....It takes no more than a minute or
two to
> clean them once disassembled ....The other things which may cause loss of
sound
> is a broken or loose air hose...
>
> Rob Brueckner
> Hatteras Yachtfisherman
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