Noise measuring and devices

Tony Stillman tony at radiosouthrc.com
Fri Sep 6 12:19:45 AKDT 2002


It really does not matter what you purchase, if you want one calibrated, you will have to purchase a  calibration unit designed for that particular db meter.  AMA has these for the units they have.

Tony Stillman
Radio South, Inc.
3702 N. Pace Blvd.
Pensacola, Fl 32505
www.radiosouthrc.com
800-962-7802
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  From: Gray E Fowler 
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  All I can say is that the $75 Radio Shack digital meter is ballpark only. It is calibrated to +/- 3dB! I double checked the one I bought for my club against an identical one owned by someone else and they were alway 1-2 dB different. Earl haury and Mike Harrison showed me their models that were $220 and +/- 1dB but I cannot remember the make/model. Both of theirs registered exactly the same when we were testing at a Texas contest. In short do not get the Radio Shack and depend on it.



  Gray Fowler
  Principal Chemical Engineer
  Composites Engineering 


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  Now flying masters and knowing that they measure sound at the Nats, I'd like
  to start getting prepared.  Is there a decent, not too expensive noise
  measuring device available?  Any ideas on this or the preferred method for
  performing the actual measurent would be greatly appreciated.  I'm thinking
  that the asphault method is most available to me.

  TIA

  Jim W.


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