Silly Horns

[Cask05]

How far is Arlington from Sugar Land? I could be in Sugar Land some time in June for business purposes.

About 4 hours...Texas is a big place, right? Arlington is the third largest city in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Sugarland is a suburb of Houston.

Chris

 

[tinitus]

Ok, first up some units of unknown origin (in other words I have forgotten where I got the pics):

Enjoy,
Deon

super cool

 

[bwaslo]

There are great collections of big horns (silly and otherwise) at
HORNS - HiFi Chile
and at Høyttalere HORNOGRAFI !!!

if you have a few evenings to spare!

 

[j.michael droke]

sound testing of USAF airplanes

Art there is enough difference between vibration excitation and noise excitation that I know for a fact that NASA used sound to test modules for rocket launces.

I don't know about airplanes.

The sound levels at launch are so great that they dampen it out with a water spray. When you see a shuttle launch, all that "smoke" is actually steam from the water injection. The water vapor absorbs a lot of the sound, but it is still quite intense.

Hi there: Visited Wright Patterson AFB in 1963, along the tour was a giant anechoic chamber able to test a full sized fighter aircraft using air driven sirens as the sound source ...regards, Michael

 

[whgeiger]

MOAS

I'm on a FB group that posts pictures of PAs, and today I saw a couple I've never seen before.

Here's today's "silly horns of the day"

>snip<
Now post yours!

~ /o)

This is about as big & "silly" as it gets.

WHG

 

[Patrick Bateman]

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~ /o)

This is about as big & "silly" as it gets.

WHG

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