All of the TEVan drivers know how loud there vehicles are (in the 4khz range too!). I was taking my son to school last Friday morning and a neighbor was walking back from getting her newspaper. She doesn't know I have an electric van and as I rolled up to the stop sign with regen (which is 2khz), she looked up to the sky for at least 5 seconds trying to figure out what kind of UFO was coming to get her. That's my sound system! Rod
Joe Smalley wrote: > > > If you were near Mount Saint Helen's on May 18, 1980, the cubic mile of > pulverized rock spread across the northern tier from Washington to Boston > let you know what real POWER was about. Rich Rudman was close enough to hear > it go off but not close enough for it to be fatal. Close enough to be Fatal, but not in a fatal spot.! It was the best present a future Earth Sceince/Mining engineering student could ask for. > > How much POWER do you want to represent with a sound projected out of the > motor windings? > > I thought my car was annoying when it sounded like a hair dryer. It annoyed > the neighbors and my coworkers. They said they could always hear the "UFO" > coming well before I arrived. I want my next car to be totally quiet. > Totally quiet except for the bruning rubber problem... I expect. > Joe Smalley > Rural Kitsap County WA > Fiesta 48 volts > NEDRA 48 volt street conversion record holder > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Rich Rudman Manzanita Micro www.manzanitamicro.com 1-360-297-7383,Cell 1-360-620-6266
