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From: Ron Rogers (no email)
Date: Sun Dec 12 2004 - 11:55:00 EST
Both Kahlenberg and Airchime make comparable horns, however, I compared the
data between the two sites and at 100psi, the Airchimes put out 132db while
the Kahlenberg put out 122db. I think I was comparing similar horns. Prices
are not given. Interestingly, Kahlenberg gives a much longer audible
distance versus the Airchime. Airchime gives 900 meters while Kahlenberg
talks miles?
Perhaps tone has something has to do with it. It appears that the larger
Kahlenbergs have lower tones. Perhaps someone can give some scientific
insight?
Ron Rogers
Willard 40 AIRBORNE
Lying Annapolis
----- Original Message -----
From: "Patrick Harman" <>
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| A Canadian firm that makes a wide range of electric and air horns for
marine, railroad and other applications is:
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| http://www.airchime.bc.ca/
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| A friend visited the factory and purchased one of their air horn and used
a scuba bottle & regulator to supply air. It was very impressive.
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