Best cheap Extech 407736 Dual Range Type 2 Sound Lever Meter for $259.99 Extech

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Best cheap (840012) Digital Sound Level Meter with Detachable Probe - Sper Scientific

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40~130dB Digital Sound Level Meter with Auto & Manual Ranging

Features: A Reliable and effective Sound Level Meter you could ever find! - Auto or Manual ranging selectable - Digital display of sound level with analog graph - With Maximum Hold, Record Maximum & Minimum Features - Fast & Slow response selectable - A & C weighting selectable - With analog output - Measurement frequency ranging 300 Hz to 8000 Hz - Quasi-Analog bar indicator : 1 dB display steps, 50dB display range, updated every 40ms - With 6mm (Dia.) electric condenser type microphone - Large & clear LCD display with no guessing error - With Automatic switch off if idle for 20min - Low battery indicator - High quality and accurate testing results are guaranteed - Approved by strict quality and safety standards - Conform with CE Certification Standards : *** EN 50081-1/1992: EN 55022 *** EN 50082-1/1997: EN 61000-4-2/-3/-8, ENV 50204 - Totally Brand New Specifications: Measuring Range: --- A weighting : 40dB~130dB --- C weighting : 45dB~130dB Ranges: 40~70dB, 60~90dB, 80~110dB, 100~130d Accuracy at 94 dB,1KHz : ±2dB Analog Output : AC 0.707Vrms (F/ S) Operation Temperature : 0~50°C, 10~90%RH Storage Temperature : -20~60°C Quasi-Analog Bar indicator : 1dB display step, 30dB display range, updated every 50ms Hold : Max./ Min. Record : Maximum Hold Microphone : 10mm Dia. electric condenser microphone Dimensions : 57 x 230 x 44mm Accessories included: - FREE AAA battery x 4 - FREE Windscreen Filter (Sponge Ball) - Operations Manual Warranty: 2 years warranty For more ...

Quiet HEPA Air Purifier - 3 Tips for Finding the Right One

Finding a quiet HEPA air purifier means your indoor air quality will stay at its freshest without the noise sometimes associated with a high efficiency particle arresting air purifier. Here are 3 tips for making sure your purifier is a HEPA and will remove the pollutants you want, and that it will function quietly.

• 1. First determine how much sound the air purifier will make on each speed. To do this, look for a decibel rating in the technical specifications for the purifier. A decibel is a measurement of sound and is usually designated by (dB). Total silence is measured at 0 decibels, a whisper is approximately 15 (dB), and normal conversation is about 60 (dB). Having the decibel measurements for each of the air flow speeds of the purifier will give you an accurate idea of how much sound the purifier is like to make on each of the air flow speeds.

• 2. Next, you will want to be sure that the purifier is a high efficiency particle arresting air purifier. This means that the filter should remove pollutants that are as small as .3 and some HEPA purifiers will remove pollutants as small as .1 micron in size. A micron is defined as a one millionth of a meter. And to give you some idea of pollutant size, one inch is 25,400 microns. In microns pollen is 10-1,000, dust mites are 100-300, copier toner is .5 up to 15. Check to see what the smallest size particle is that the air purifier will remove.

• 3. Having the decibel rating and the micron size will certainly help point you in the right direction for a quiet HEPA air purifier, but there is nothing let seeing for yourself how the product will work in your home or office. Select a company that will allow you to try the air purifier for 30 days with a money back guarantee. That way you can be certain you have chosen the best air purifier for you and your family.

Checking the decibel and micron rating, and choosing a company with a 30 day trial period will help insure that you bring home the best quiet HEPA air purifier for you and your family.

Take good care,

Debbie Davis

Debbie Davis is President of PurerAir.com which offers Austin Air and Blueair HEPA air purifiers for the improvement of indoor air quality. Visit us now to see the Blueair 501 with HEPASilent Technology Blueair 501 HEPA Air Purifier, or call our 24 hour customer support line at (800) 997-2989 for expert advice.

dBDrag - Tech TV Coverage of dB Drag Racing

This episode of Fresh Gear originally aired on Tech TV on August 29, 2003. The episode features dB Drag Racing and was shot on location in Fresno CA. Fetures dB Drag Racing Event Promoter Doug Stockton.

TESLA HI-FI system components MC600Q and 820A

This system contains record player: MC-600Q, full automatic, direct drive, dynamic servo tracer, electronic stylus force and q-damping system. Was produced in Litovel, city in Czech Republic. Next device is receiver 820A with transistor power amplifier (2x 30W sin) and analog tuner with 6 presets, each ot them has its own tuning knob. Tuner has old OIRT band, which is now silent in our country and also CCIR, but this device it has only to 104 MHz. At the end of production were also produced models with range extended to 108 MHz. Receiver was produced in Bratislava - Slovak Republic. These components were manufactured in 1988. Along with these components was also produced a cassette recorder labeled SM260 (with analog dB meters), and later SM261 (led diode meters)

Just GIO - EOE

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Start to my new build EPIC 160

My new epic 160 Digital bass processor.

Monitoring Environmental Noise Atlanta Georgia 1974

Most environmental noises can be approximately described by several simple measures. All measures consider the frequency content of the sounds, the overall sound pressure levels and the variation of these levels with time. Sound pressure is a basic measure of the vibrations of air that make up sound. Because the range of sound pressures that human listeners can detect is very wide, these levels are measured on a logarithmic scale with units of decibels. Consequently, sound pressure levels cannot be added or averaged arithmetically. Also, the sound levels of most noises vary with time, and when sound pressure levels are calculated, the instantaneous pressure fluctuations must be integrated over some time interval. Most environmental sounds are made up of a complex mix of many different frequencies. Frequency refers to the number of vibrations per second of the air in which the sound is propagating and it is measured in Hertz (Hz). The audible frequency range is normally considered to be 2020 000 Hz for younger listeners with unimpaired hearing. However, our hearing systems are not equally sensitive to all sound frequencies, and to compensate for this various types of filters or frequency weighting have been used to determine the relative strengths of frequency components making up a particular environmental noise. The A-weighting is most commonly used and weights lower frequencies as less important than mid- and higher-frequencies. It is intended to approximate the ...