Getting Slapped!
04-02-2005 | 07:20 PM
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Getting Slapped!
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The CT legislature, in its infinite wisdom, has adopted the SAE J1970 and J2005 based noise restriction policies (effective Oct. 2005). I know the dba limits and years, but what are the actual testing specifics and procedures, per the SAE? Furthermore, what are some valid "testing errors" that one might discuss in a court of law? Thanks for the help.
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The CT legislature, in its infinite wisdom, has adopted the SAE J1970 and J2005 based noise restriction policies (effective Oct. 2005). I know the dba limits and years, but what are the actual testing specifics and procedures, per the SAE? Furthermore, what are some valid "testing errors" that one might discuss in a court of law? Thanks for the help.
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04-02-2005 | 08:09 PM
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Re: Getting Slapped!
Originally Posted by ChristianGott
Yep....
The CT legislature, in its infinite wisdom, has adopted the SAE J1970 and J2005 based noise restriction policies (effective Oct. 2005). I know the dba limits and years, but what are the actual testing specifics and procedures, per the SAE? Furthermore, what are some valid "testing errors" that one might discuss in a court of law? Thanks for the help.
C
The CT legislature, in its infinite wisdom, has adopted the SAE J1970 and J2005 based noise restriction policies (effective Oct. 2005). I know the dba limits and years, but what are the actual testing specifics and procedures, per the SAE? Furthermore, what are some valid "testing errors" that one might discuss in a court of law? Thanks for the help.
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I've never heard of a noise restriction on salt water.
04-02-2005 | 08:54 PM
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Re: Getting Slapped!
Yup, you have to test 3 feet back and 3 feet above the water with ambient sound lower than 60 db. That is like a church on Monday morning quiet-that is the easiest way to beat the ticket.
04-02-2005 | 08:57 PM
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Re: Getting Slapped!
Originally Posted by insptech
Yup, you have to test 3 feet back and 3 feet above the water with ambient sound lower than 60 db. That is like a church on Monday morning quiet-that is the easiest way to beat the ticket.
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04-03-2005 | 01:48 PM
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Re: Getting Slapped!
I think we could sue for discrimination or profiling as they do not bother the Harley's with straight pipes that hurt your ears as they try to make as much noise as possible so everyone looks at them
