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Old 18th May 2007, 17:34   #46
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about Rs 32 per sq feet.......the whole board comes in 8 feet x 4 feet so it comes to 32 sq feet total .....Rs 1024 per board....
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about Rs 32 per sq feet.......the whole board comes in 8 feet x 4 feet so it comes to 32 sq feet total .....Rs 1024 per board....
was tht 19mm, 25mm or 30mm?
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was tht 19mm, 25mm or 30mm?
it is 19 mm or we can say 0.75 inch......sorry to miss that part....
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about Rs 32 per sq feet.......the whole board comes in 8 feet x 4 feet so it comes to 32 sq feet total .....Rs 1024 per board....

hi,

purrrrrrrrfect. even im getting the same quote(1100/-). thanks lb paaji.

1 more thing. im getting a scosche spl meter for 28 us $. should i get it?

eBay: NEW SPL SOUND LEVEL DB METER COMPETITION STEREO SYSTEM (item 320114396151 end time May-21-07 17:02:58 PDT)

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Sirs , can we use this meter to measure the exhaust noise levels of a car.
Have to test the noise level of our FSAE car, the rule is that it should be below 110dB
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hi,

purrrrrrrrfect. even im getting the same quote(1100/-). thanks lb paaji.

1 more thing. im getting a scosche spl meter for 28 us $. should i get it?

eBay: NEW SPL SOUND LEVEL DB METER COMPETITION STEREO SYSTEM (item 320114396151 end time May-21-07 17:02:58 PDT)

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It is good but it will measure till 130 db....
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It is good but it will measure till 130 db....

you have an spl meter na? what are the specs( max db )

harsh i dont see any problem using it. it is rated till 130 db but dont know the accuracy

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you have an spl meter na? what are the specs( max db )

harsh i dont see any problem using it. it is rated till 130 db but dont know the accuracy

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ya it is also rated till 130 db ... but my setup goes way beyond that...lol....
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LBM, I think your system can damage your ears. 130db is awful loud. 140db is insane.

Does the meter offer A,B,C weighting? At $30 it is a ok buy if it does not but really a good buy if it does.

harsh, to measure exhaust levels in the rage of 85db+ you need to have a meter that is C weighted as per U.S govt. standards (as i remember them).
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LBM, I think your system can damage your ears. 130db is awful loud. 140db is insane.

Does the meter offer A,B,C weighting? At $30 it is a ok buy if it does not but really a good buy if it does.

harsh, to measure exhaust levels in the rage of 85db+ you need to have a meter that is C weighted as per U.S govt. standards (as i remember them).
Yes sir 140 db is insane...the whole body vibrates ...even the eyeball vibrate....what do I say even the throat vibrate and one feel nausea after listing to that high volumes......and yes it is crazy to hear it at high volumes.....that`s why BOOM RESPONSIBLY......lol

The Spl meter I am having offers A,C weighting only.....no B here....
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The Spl meter I am having offers A,C weighting only.....no B here....
Adequate. Most SPL meters do not offer B. Old analog ones sometimes do. B weighting is really useful for soft human voices from 70-85db.
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Adequate. Most SPL meters do not offer B. Old analog ones sometimes do. B weighting is really useful for soft human voices from 70-85db.
yes sir....here is a very nie topic about different weighting for measuring of sound....


Weighting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Weighting curve - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

the A-weighting is for 3–6 kHz where the human ear is most sensitive and the B,C-weighting go for loud sources like aircraft engine, LBM`s ICE...lol

and the one used in iasca type of compitions it is X-weighted it is the combination of different weighting...

here is a graph in which one can compare the weighting level in db scales...


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LBM, every time you find stuff like this I am surprised by both your perseverance and the power of the internet. In my days we relied on our memories and reference books. How the world has changed.
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LBM, every time you find stuff like this I am surprised by both your perseverance and the power of the internet. In my days we relied on our memories and reference books. How the world has changed.
Yes Navin Ji....the internet is not just a simple time pass it has got many good thing on it....If one has any problem or doubt just type it and you can get a answer......

Ya I got my first expereince of internet in 1994 and it used to be a dial-up connection with very bad speeds...and it was very hard to search for stuff that time...but now it is very easy and the net has evolved vastly.....I have some of my father books on transistor and vacum tube dated in the 70`s.....I tried to make some projects but could not find the old stuff....lol...but now no need for books ever thing is on the net and the T-BHP.......
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about Rs 32 per sq feet.......the whole board comes in 8 feet x 4 feet so it comes to 32 sq feet total .....Rs 1024 per board....
Nuwud MDF 12mm thickness comes in 4 qualities. Prices per sq ft are Rs 28, Rs 33, Rs 40 & Rs 50. Thinking of replacing my Santro door-pads with one of these if possible.
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