AEA HP Max - Silencer Comparison. DonnyFL vs EdGun. PART 2

In Part 2, I take my AEA HP Max outside and test both the DonnyFL Ronin and EdGun Behemoth silencers again, but this time with a Decibel Meter that I downloaded on an iPhone.
If I'm honest, I believe that there are far to many factors to take into account which make the results questionable.
However, in my last comparison video a few people stated this is what I should have done so here it is !!
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[@narrowpath2980]

beemoth sounded much quieter.

[@5euk]

Yep it is and I also sell them. 👍🏻

[@narrowpath2980]

Did you have get a special adapter for the behemoth to go on the 357 hp max

[@dernvader6876]

It only dropped the volume from 130 db to 109 db? That doesn't seem like very much at all...

[@5euk]

@@dernvader6876 to the ear it’s loads.

[@ChoChanit-cx1hp]

I need a silencer test, accuracy test, penetration test please. For the most high performance 9mm and 25 cal. PCP please anyone.

[@handy1arnwald947]

Is this an emasculated farce of an airgun regulated to 12 ft lbs? My first AEA makes 150 ft lbs and 129 decibels. It NEEDS suppression.

[@5euk]

You must be so proud. 🤣

[@dukenukem5197]

This methode is not accurate. Wind direction/ speed, distance to microphone, direction of sound "hitting" the microphone, sensitivity of specific frequencies.. telephonesoftware.. (surpressing noise automatics/ enhancement automatics that may be active although they shouldn't) This does not make much sense. Never underestimate complexity of physics and disobedience of all the electronic "garbage".

[@5euk]

Yeah I hear what you are saying but it was a simple test to give people an idea. Unless you were doing the tests in a sound proof room with exact replications of each shot, nothing would ever be 100% accurate.