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On Sep 7, 10:07 pm, hk wrote:
wrote: I was at the springs at the head of he Wacissa River this afternoon cooling down on a hot Sept afternoon. From far away you could hear it coming upriver, another airboat. I hate the damn things. I dont hate em for going places, I hate the noise. So, is it the prop or engine that makes all the noise? Could you maybe make an effective prop that would be less noisy? Get a noise ordinance passed and get it enforced. That's what we did where I lived in Florida. No airboats before or after certain hours of the day. We also made a stink about the damned things cruising over and cutting swaths through the wetlands. I think they like the noise. Same sort of guys as the ones who remove the mufflers on their motorcycles and put straight pipes on the little Japanese cars. Big noise, small dick. You may be right about them liking the noise. Maybe this is a techno- opportunity to find a way around the noise generation. A little searching shows that major noise is from the prop although many boats have unmuffled engines too. I wonder if putting a cowling around the prop would work, somebody must tried this. |
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