[Icom] Headset for MKIIG

[Chris BONDE]

I like that law, mmm wonder if it has to be municiple or provincial here.
I think that they made one mistake, since sound disappates inversly as the 
square of the radius, the fine should be directly as the square of the 
distancesay, since.  50ft =$50, then   60 ft  (60*60/50=$72,  70 ft 
(70*70/50)=$98.
I have heard that some are trying to do it with dB sound starting at 10ft 
on the city streets.

Chris opr VE7HCB


At 01:02 PM 2002-05-05 -0600, you wrote:
>I note that in at least one community of our state, Sioux Falls,
>they are somewhat restricted in that the rule is $50 at 50 feet.
>IOW, if a law enforcement officer can hear the "music" or
>"beat" from your car's amplifier at a distance of 50 feet the
>fine to be assessed is $50.00 dollars.   Day or night.
>I understand this law is heavily enforced.
>It increments upward linearly (i.e.  $75 at 75 feet).
>
>Dave J
>sd0044@enetis.net
>======================================
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Chris BONDE" <ve7hcb@rac.ca>
> >
> > I wonder why 200w car stereos are not banned?  Is it because, I, as a
> > pedistrian cannot hear the emergecy vehicle?  Those stereos must
>inhibit
> > the hearing for sometime after leaving the vehicle.
> >
> > Chris opr VE7HCB