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Re: where does the fault lie?
« Reply #45 on: 15 August 2015, 07:07:35 »

As mentioned previously, let's try and keep this threat on topic. :y

I see what you did there. ;)

Oops! :o

Typo, sorry :-[
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Re: where does the fault lie?
« Reply #46 on: 15 August 2015, 15:01:12 »

How long does the battery last?

I've had it for 18 months,  used several times a week. still on the original batteries.

Thanks, was looking for something smaller than an air horn. Will give it a try.
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Re: where does the fault lie?
« Reply #47 on: 15 August 2015, 18:14:06 »

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Re: where does the fault lie?
« Reply #48 on: 15 August 2015, 22:30:30 »

When i am out on my bike i find i have far more problems with pedestrians than with cars. People with kids, dog walkers with their ultra long leads and the worst one is joggers or walkers wearing headphones. It,s a waste of time having a bell on your bike because they are in their little world and can,t hear a thing. Still, at least they,re softer to land on than a car. :D

I use a hornit db140.  2 modes, one for cars and one for pedestrians.  more than happy with it :y

Based on the Youtube video from the manufacturer that is an exceptionally unpleasant noise - hope its not used too often!  :D
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Re: where does the fault lie?
« Reply #49 on: 15 August 2015, 22:43:05 »

When i am out on my bike i find i have far more problems with pedestrians than with cars. People with kids, dog walkers with their ultra long leads and the worst one is joggers or walkers wearing headphones. It,s a waste of time having a bell on your bike because they are in their little world and can,t hear a thing. Still, at least they,re softer to land on than a car. :D

I use a hornit db140.  2 modes, one for cars and one for pedestrians.  more than happy with it :y

Based on the Youtube video from the manufacturer that is an exceptionally unpleasant noise - hope its not used too often!  :D

But it works and it's less clunky than an air horn or a compressed gas type.
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