Can you please educate me about the SNR? Is it for the other noises to reduce the noise and provide protection? Not for the impact/impulse noise? Because that SNR is not enough to lower the gun shot noise to a safer db level if you just deduct it.
@@kennethvillarete1999 SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) and NRR (noise reduction rating) are two different things. Your confusion is understandable: "noise" has two different meanings here. For SNR, "signal" is the data (audio, radio waves, etc.) you want to receive. For "noise," think "interference": spurious emissions from power lines, microwave ovens, car alternators, or the device's own electronics. Spurious emissions (noise) are a physical fact: maximizing SNR is the challenge for electronics designers, manufacturers and users. For example: I'm an amateur radio operator. I live in a congested area of a major city. The "noise floor" (baseline of spurious emissions) is high here. The most effective way for me to maximize SNR is to take my equipment portable and operate from somewhere _outside_ the city. NRR is a measure of attenuation of ambient sound. Here, all ambient sound is considered "noise." All hearing protection, both active and passive, carries a stated NRR. As noted in the video, decibel (dB) is a logarithmic scale, not a linear one.: 3dB is a doubling of sound (or other inputs, e.g., radio signals, measured in dB).
Jag glömde faktiskt fråga när jag gjorde intervjun.... 🙄 Gissningsvis tror jag de kommer ligga i samma prisklass som den förra versionen, plus kanske 5-15%. men det är bara min egna gissning... ;-) Vi får se när de kommer ut på marknaden till hösten. MVH Tobias
Hello, does it cancel the impulsive/impact noise from a rifle shot very quickly to a safer db level?
Yes, absolutely.
//Tobias
Can you please educate me about the SNR? Is it for the other noises to reduce the noise and provide protection? Not for the impact/impulse noise? Because that SNR is not enough to lower the gun shot noise to a safer db level if you just deduct it.
@@kennethvillarete1999 SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) and NRR (noise reduction rating) are two different things. Your confusion is understandable: "noise" has two different meanings here.
For SNR, "signal" is the data (audio, radio waves, etc.) you want to receive. For "noise," think "interference": spurious emissions from power lines, microwave ovens, car alternators, or the device's own electronics. Spurious emissions (noise) are a physical fact: maximizing SNR is the challenge for electronics designers, manufacturers and users. For example: I'm an amateur radio operator. I live in a congested area of a major city. The "noise floor" (baseline of spurious emissions) is high here. The most effective way for me to maximize SNR is to take my equipment portable and operate from somewhere _outside_ the city.
NRR is a measure of attenuation of ambient sound. Here, all ambient sound is considered "noise." All hearing protection, both active and passive, carries a stated NRR. As noted in the video, decibel (dB) is a logarithmic scale, not a linear one.: 3dB is a doubling of sound (or other inputs, e.g., radio signals, measured in dB).
Any upgraded sound for hunting? Compared to the pro x led
Yes, the sound should be upgraded. Have not tested them myself during a hunt, so I can't tell from my own experience.
Regards,
Tobias
Vad kommer dessa kosta i butik?
Jag glömde faktiskt fråga när jag gjorde intervjun.... 🙄
Gissningsvis tror jag de kommer ligga i samma prisklass som den förra versionen, plus kanske 5-15%. men det är bara min egna gissning... ;-) Vi får se när de kommer ut på marknaden till hösten.
MVH
Tobias
Hej igen,
Mötte Sordin i helgen som gick på Camp Villmark mässan i Norge. Riktpris kommer ligga på runt EUR 550 när dessa släpps.
MVH
Tobias
@@RedMooseHunting Tackar som kollade upp det!👌
Det var så lite så...;-)