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cashman 05-12-2009 18:39
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we have one that comes home from work very early hours of morning = window down whatever weather, parks invariably under our bedroom window - sits fer a few mins if a record the obnoxious git likes has not ended, don't wake me up, that would take W.W.3, always wakes the boss, Tried asking nicely, tried note through door, all to no avail, tried grabbing his throat, magic, don't do it no more.

katex 05-12-2009 18:45
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 767738)
I hope he wins if no comlaint was made then it would apear it was just the coppers annoyance.


.:D
I don't know what guidance they have Mr. D ... but they are allowed to issue Fixed Penalty Notices for this without the public's complaint. Will be interesting, however, to see the outcome. Just that if he wins ... then where does it go from there ?

***Mr D*** 05-12-2009 18:54
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by katex (Post 767740)
I don't know what guidance they have Mr. D ... but they are allowed to issue Fixed Penalty Notices for this without the public's complaint. Will be interesting, however, to see the outcome. Just that if he wins ... then where does it go from there ?
Yes they can issue ticket without a complaint.

But they police by concent of the governed.;)

The Police What they can and can't do THE BASIC TRUTH!! | www.tpuc.org

park381 05-12-2009 18:55
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767731)
I read it and it says



it does not say standard fit anywhere in that. You other link does not mention levels. It does say this though

[url="http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/people/ms-caroline-flint"]

So why are there so many cars with big fat noisy exhausts?
OK a miss quote shall we say typical car stereo produces 110dB

Regulation 97 also covers the noisy car stereo as well as the big fat exhausts

Neil 05-12-2009 19:06
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 767735)
What about Ice Cream Vans, they come round my way after 9pm on school days in the summer? also that police helecopter can generate some good noice at way past 10pm.:rolleyes:
What about when i am on nights and everyone is being noisy.

Neil 05-12-2009 19:07
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by park381 (Post 767745)
OK a miss quote shall we say typical car stereo produces 110dB
No we shall not. Get you meter out and check yours. I will be surprised if you get to 110dB without distortion making it un listen-able

SPUGGIE J 05-12-2009 19:10
Re: In Car Music
 
Better off with music that with a good sub woofer in the boot bounces the car along thus saving fuel and the planet. :p

Neil 05-12-2009 20:17
Re: In Car Music
 
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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 767752)
Better off with music that with a good sub woofer in the boot bounces the car along thus saving fuel and the planet. :p
lol, can't go too loud for long as it hurts :D:D

SPUGGIE J 05-12-2009 20:32
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767765)
lol, can't go too loud for long as it hurts :D:D

What your ears bum or both? Ear plugs and an inflatable cushion will help. :D

Neil 05-12-2009 20:34
Re: In Car Music
 
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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 767773)
What your ears bum or both? Ear plugs and an inflatable cushion will help. :D
Whole body :D

SPUGGIE J 05-12-2009 20:37
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767777)
Whole body :D
You saying you are getting too old for it then all this music nice in loud in the car?

park381 06-12-2009 08:12
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767750)
No we shall not. Get you meter out and check yours. I will be surprised if you get to 110dB without distortion making it un listen-able
Ok I will do just that providing I can find a remote and isolated area so as not to annoy anyone, and provided I can find the "ear plugs"

This may also make interesting reading

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MargaretR 06-12-2009 08:16
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767765)
lol, can't go too loud for long as it hurts :D:D
Vibrating your internal organs is not recommended:rolleyes:

SPUGGIE J 06-12-2009 09:52
Re: In Car Music
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 767902)
Vibrating your internal organs is not recommended:rolleyes:

Did think of an answer to that but kept my fingers away from the keyboard till i didnt want to answer it. :D

Must be a first for me.:eek:

Benipete 06-12-2009 10:53
Re: In Car Music
 
I think the answer is in the question "In Car Music"That is what they were intended for and not to be used as a public address system.

£30 is, in my opinion not enough of a deterrent - Should have been sat in an enclosed space and made to listen to several hours of Des o' Conner.:hehetable


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