uncommonsense wrote:I knew those blowers were loud but geez.
This one's blower is particularly loud due to it running in reverse, as in sucking air through the horn and blowing it out what's normally the blower's intake. Therefore, the vast majority of the blower's noise that typically is projected upwards with the air toward the chopper and harmonizes with the siren, is now coming out of the intake and downward toward the ground. That's always one of the tell-tale signs of one that has a blower running the incorrect way, the unusually loud volume from the blower as well as the "shallow", almost tinny sound that the siren itself has. Now don't get me wrong, those little screaming 4M blowers are still loud ones even when they're running the proper way; you can still usually hear them under the siren's tone.
-Ian M.