The black horn

I like the increased train horn much better turn out of 10

Lol

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5 am for me I can’t sleep…

3am. Same

Me too 4am... 😂

Because u want one

3:45

Yes

😂 your right. It did sound louder. And if’s only as loud as it gets at 100 ft, it’s a crap product

You would have to measure the decibel’s to see which is louder. They bought sound at the same db’s, but I’m not going to waist my time. I just like the train better, you can scare the Shiite out of somebody!

@@donhallstrom4211 but not if the sound it noticeably different in volume 😅

​@julioiglesias6424 I think it's to do with the way the mic is picking them up or that one has a much higher pitch. I have the first horn and it's rated at 120db. From what I've read, this exact DeWalt train horn is rated at 130db.... which equates to 10 times louder than the 120db horn. It doesn't sound 10 times louder here but I can't imaging they're lying about how many db it is.

Thinking that same thing lol... neither of these are train horns

That is. It would usually be fit on yard switchers and small diesel locomotives.

@@lemowonderswhat3717Nope. That would be a cheap aftermarket horn. Wouldn’t last a day on a locomotive before it breaks.

@@jerseyrfOh, okay. I’ve only seen videos of trains in America because I live in the Philippines.

​@@jerseyrf ong???

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As it should be, because it’s used for actual emergencies, while the other is basically just a toy.

I doubt it. It's probably the way the mic picks up different pitches. The first horn is rated 120db (I know because I have one). The DeWalt horn, from what I've read, is rated 130db, which is ten times louder (this is how db ratings work). Or perhaps the lower pitch makes it sound less loud? Idk but the db rating is much higher. 130db is somewhere between an ambulance siren (@ 120db) and a jet engine taking off (@ 140db) according to what's online.

@@American-Plague Hate to break it to you but there's no way those little 3 chime plastic horns produce 130dB. Also, 130dB from what distance? Claiming a sound output figure with no distance is useless. The industry standard would be either 1m or 2m, and I doubt the horn produces 130dB at either of those anyway. That little direct drive air compressor produces very little air flow. I've done tests and air horns of similar types only produce around 115dB at 1m away with their stock air pump, which is barely much louder than some stock car horns. If you run it at 100psi with a proper compressor, they still only produce 125dB max. The red plastic air horn would definitely be louder because the gaseous air canister provides much more compressed air to the trumpet. The 130dB claim is just false marketing rubbish.

@@user-dr5fw5mb5z Are you the same person who "hated to break it to me" previously? As if I have some sentimental attachment to horn I've never even seen? Again, you could perhaps just try being helpful so I don't waste my money instead of coming across like a condescending dick.

@@user-dr5fw5mb5z exactly, thats why all actual loud horns (like the small horn in this case) run on a tank of air because it can be kept at much higher pressure, than what a compressor can instantnly provide (what the impact horn is doing)

Not a toy...it's a signal horn for emergencies and many professions and maritime activities

You have some very weird neighbors bro. Have you considered calling the police?