Check with the municipality in which you reside or simply call the police when it happens. Municipalities commonly have "noise ordinances" which regulate the decibel levels of noise that are permitted at various times of the day. 10 p.m. is a reasonable and common time of day when excessive noise is prohibited.
there is a rope, much like the rope truckers pull for their horns, that you pull down, opening a flap on the top,letting the warm air out. this allows them to float back to earth...
Air horns are legal in Queensland as long as they only play one note (musical air horns are illegal). The ADR rules state that they can't be on a fixed cycle, ie, you press your horn button and the horn makes continuous sound for a set time and then turns itself off. It must start with the press of the horn button and must stop when the horn button is released. Also your horn must play one single continuous note with the horn button depressed. Your horn can be powered by any means including air.
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It is illegal to use any type of horn that emits more than one tone, unless the tones are simultaneous. There are no exceptions. Emergency vehicles on route are an exception.
It's Helium.
Low tone air horns penetrate better through windows, fog etc. High tones are very noticeable but do not travel or penetrate well.
No they are not illegal.
because that air conditioner is full of air. It is letting the air out.
It is illegal.
Fta is illegal everywhere if you are using a "flashed" receiver to receive it. If you are simply using free to air legitimatly then no it is not illegal.
Walk across the border. They are neighbors