Re: [TCLUG:16220] [Way Offtopic (sorry)] fscking decibels!

[Philip C Mendelsohn <mend0070@tc.umn.edu>]

Yes, I have one.

It has an output jack, which, if you're careful about calibration during
an interface, could be used to drive either a strip-chart recorder, or a
computer to store a time series of your noise problems.  Or if you left me
a tire-imprint and a lien on your first-born, I could loan you my Fluke
Scopeboy at the same time, which will do the same.

Phil M

On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Mike Hicks wrote:

> Does anyone have a decibel meter (i.e., a tool to measure how loud
> things are) that I could borrow?  If I have my window open, I am
> awakened at all hours of the night by passing diesel trucks, planes, and
> cars of college students that have undersized mufflers and catalytic
> converters.  Now, maybe I should just give in on this, as I am in the
> middle of a large city, but I'm also right across the street from a
> hospital..
> 
> I'd just like to see exactly how loud this stuff is that interrupts my
> sleep all of the time...
> 
> Sorry for being so off-topic..
> 

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