The Loudest Homemade PVC Ship Horn Ever

[@804USAR]

I just....honking site. I love everything about that statement.

[@benjamink1403]

Very nice, but.. we need BIGGER! I wanna see birds flying out of the forest for miles in all directions

[@BigHorndb188]

@@benjamink1403 lol

[@RonnyTillymann]

Awesome i love it .....i need it ....❤

[@RonnyTillymann]

I love it ...❤

[@floridamandrone]

Where did you get the bell flare part?

[@BigHorndb188]

Ebay. 5 core PA 24 inch horn speaker

[@floridamandrone]

@@BigHorndb188 I was thinking of making one using an old tuba, but this definitely looks cheaper and easier

[@dwayneelders9523]

Did you make the “diaphragm” assembly yourself? Sounds wild!

[@BigHorndb188]

Yes

[@leafybug04]

What are you using for the diaphragm?

[@BigHorndb188]

Sheet metal flat stock flashing. But that particular one that is in the video was an aluminum diaphragm.

[@BRISTOLFORCE2009]

That echo

[@pecosimplu7070]

can this scare dogs?

[@BigHorndb188]

Absolutely

[@jessicadeschampe326]

It isn't that loud I'm not joking

[@travcoman45]

Well, then you build a bigger one and post it.

[@BigHorndb188]

Experiencing it in person is different than watching the video. This thing is fairly loud, in my opinion, because I could feel it vibrating my whole body and the echoes they generate on good weather conditions, last over 30 seconds

[@BigHorndb188]

And also for a homemade horn, that is definitely loud. But compared it to industry grade cruse ship horn, mine is quiter. Because they are built all of steel and heavy duty and are able to withstand the intense vibration and extreme weather conditions I'm personally not that satisfied with its loudness. I want it to be loud enough that it could cause dust on the ground to vibrate visibly Mine is all pvc, except the bell. That's why it's restricted from being any louder due to being made out of plastic.

[@poolmonkey]

@@BigHorndb188 It's good to always strive for more, but man this one is awesome in all its plastic glory.