Scott Norris
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So nobodys gonna tell me where this pipe came from huh. Don you know I'll aggrevate you this weekend until you will beg to tell me.
:lol: :lol: :lol:It is interesting reading all of the posts on this subject. Not a lot has changed in the last 10 years. Some of the same people I use to butt heads with about this are still fighting it...........WHY??? I'm just gonna sit back and keep reading..................
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That would actually be a $179.00 retail price. Expensive but unbelievably quiet. B)It's a BH Hanson pipe. 165 dollars!
That would actually be a $179.00 retail price. Expensive but unbelievably quiet. B)It's a BH Hanson pipe. 165 dollars!
Easy there Ken, I already own 2 of these pipes.That would actually be a $179.00 retail price. Expensive but unbelievably quiet. B)It's a BH Hanson pipe. 165 dollars!
This is irritating me!! $179 that you would spend in a flash to go 5mph faster, but balk at because it wont gain you speed, What it does do is hopefully let you keep your ponds to do ANY speed.
No water, no racing.!!!!!!!!!!!!
Easy there Ken, I already own 2 of these pipes.That would actually be a $179.00 retail price. Expensive but unbelievably quiet. B)It's a BH Hanson pipe. 165 dollars!
This is irritating me!! $179 that you would spend in a flash to go 5mph faster, but balk at because it wont gain you speed, What it does do is hopefully let you keep your ponds to do ANY speed.
No water, no racing.!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brian,Don
You are the man, how did you find this old thread
Anyway There are those that would say that 92db is still to loud. I would agree I think we should be around 88db which is still likley to loud for some people. I think we need to work to get the noise down no matter what. And I gotta tell it wont get done with out some type of rules.
Why? Well in my humble opinion it is because we all want to hear our boats to make sure they are tuned how we wnat them and we believe that low noise means restriction on exhaust and that equats to a slow boat. I disagree as long as we all have to play by the same rules set the limit where ever you want.
Now I think what we should be looking at is the testing method. The one in the rule book is pretty clear but there is room for error. So I am doing some testing to help with the current rule. it won't be a major scientific study As I am no Doc Turner but I will document what I have learned as well as I can.
I have actually been working on this since the internat. Iwill not go into great detail yet as it would take allot of space and I am not done yet.
Brian Nelsen
The ultimate intent is two fold- to preserve race sites AND the racers hearing.This is not an old thread Mr. Nelsen. Keep in mind for your noise research project, that the ultimate intent is to preserve race water without creating futile rules that overburden legitimate racing clubs and the membership in general.
Then why were the muffler part of the rule done away with. it looks like to me all it did was make it were 20 boats can be as loud as 90 boats. if you do much recearch into noise you will see that it is not the five minutes of exposure at the dbs we are talking about that hurts your hearing it the all day exposure that hurts your hearing. and as far as saving sites would you prefer to hear boats 92 db all day long or be annoyed for less than half the day with the bigger boats. Don you are a smart man do not let them pull the whool over your eyes and pea down your back and let them tell you it is raining.The ultimate intent is two fold- to preserve race sites AND the racers hearing.This is not an old thread Mr. Nelsen. Keep in mind for your noise research project, that the ultimate intent is to preserve race water without creating futile rules that overburden legitimate racing clubs and the membership in general.
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