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IMPACT ON THESE NEARBY http://www.noisefree.org/howtofightnoisemanual.pdf <br /> Approximate Sound Levels in Decibels <br /> Police siren 118 db <br /> Rock band, disco 115 db <br /> Missing muffler 115 db <br /> Hole(s) in muffler 111 db <br /> Tailpipe damage 109 db <br /> Circular saw 107 db <br /> Heavy truck at 90 ft99 db <br /> Power mower 92 db <br /> Train at 50 ft 88 db <br /> Printing press 80 db <br /> Vacuum cleaner 74 db <br /> http://www.modelaviation.com/basicsofnoise : <br /> The sound factor draws many into RC aircraft flying—a big part of the fun is the engine noise. <br /> Noise is one of the major issues threatening RC airfields and many other recreational activities.What you consider to be a pleasant sound from a <br /> glow engine at 17,000 rpm can be an unbearable racket for the neighbors who do not share your passion for RC flight.Part of the definition of <br /> noise is,"sound that is unwanted or undesired." <br /> There is no magic number to make everyone happy and avoid annoying or offending others.There also is not a definite dB value where everyone <br /> agrees that noise becomes a problem.Because humans are involved,there is always a certain amount of subjectivity and variability. <br /> QUALITY OF LIFE : http://www.ocregister.com/articles/planes-629552-city-members.html <br /> Paul Beckett lives less than a half mile away from the runway at Fairview Park.He said in the 30 years since moving to his home,he has mostly <br /> enjoyed the sight of small gliders gracefully floating across his skyline.However in more recent years,as the aircraft technology has shifted to more <br /> powerful electric-powered models,his tolerance for the hobby has diminished. <br /> "They drill through your brain into the walls of your life,"he said."Once you rob a person of their sanity and peace and quiet,all bets are off.It <br /> makes them crazy." <br /> "Not everyone who flies is concerned about the regulations,"Harbor Soaring Society President Jesse Calleros said."They're just here to have <br /> fun." <br /> http://www.lakecountrvcalendar.com/news/260676591.html <br /> When Dale Collins moved to Lake Country a dozen years ago,it was to get away from the hustle and bustle and noise where he lived in Kelowna.In <br /> a rural setting in Lake Country,Collins began raising chickens to sell for meat,raising up to 200 chickens a year and selling them when they reached <br /> eight weeks of age. <br /> But when the Kelowna Ogopogo Radio Controllers Association began using their model aircraft on one of his neighbors'properties three years ago, <br /> not only did his peace and quiet leave,but so too did Collins'ability to raise and sell the chickens. <br /> "I was running 200 birds a year,"said Collins,one of over 30 residents of the area that signed a 2011 petition asking the District of Lake Country to <br /> put a stop to the model aircrafts."But they are very susceptible to stress.The first year I lost 27 birds.." <br /> http://www.getsu rrev.co.u k/news/local-news/mode l-a i rcraft-noise-worse-gatwick-4720915 <br /> In Surrey,England:"Neighbours,after all,decided to move to the countryside for peace and quiet" <br /> Graham Capel,added:"1 would consider this a very intrusive and a potential continuous disturbance in this essentially rural countryside <br /> location,amounting to possibly as much as 340 days a year.The high pitch noise emitted by model aircraft travels a considerable distance. <br /> Neighbours have already voiced their concerns over the noise it would cause,one complaining the small planes cause more disturbance than <br /> real-life jet airliners taking off from nearby Gatwick Airport. <br />