REFLECTOR: Exhaust noise
Mark Magee
edjonesbrady at gmail.com
Fri Jul 13 11:57:20 CDT 2012
If this was out of Santa Monica I flew the Long EZ out of there years ago and followed a pre-briefed procedure mimicking what the Airliners were doing out of John Wayne/Orange County. It was to throttle back significantly once 500ft AGL was achieved with a level off to out over the Pacific where where you brought back on power and continued your climb (out of range of the noise sensors).
I hope the don't start that (noise police) mess out here in Texas.
Mark B. Magee
N34XL
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On Jul 13, 2012, at 11:17 AM, Scott Derrick <scott at tnstaafl.net> wrote:
> I'm using a Custom Aircraft exhaust which is fairly similar to the factory supplied exhaust. Basically a 3 into 1 stack for each side with the outlet pipe pointing straight down. The factory exhaust joins the 3 together under the forward cylinder. The Custom exhaust joins them under the middle cylinder.
>
> I got a noise ticket(warning) in the mail from the KSMO operating authority last month. They have a 95db limit that they somehow monitor. They said I put out 95.1 db on one of my departures that day.
>
> Anybody else experience this? Any solutions?
>
> Scott
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