It's very loud, but so short in duration that occupants who have experienced collisions have rarely noticed the sound of the Airbag deploying. The sound of the actual crash tends to remain dominant to the noise of the Airbag deploying.

A collision significant enough to deploy an Airbag can leave the car irreparable. However, for cars that can be repaired, the Airbag(s) must be replaced by the dealer or a qualified repair shop. Under no circumstances should the air bag system be serviced by anyone other than a qualified technician. The air bag cannot be reused. See similar questions...

Yes. Both in lab tests and actual field tests, drivers have had no trouble maintaining control after the Airbag deploys. However, if a vehicle is in an accident that is severe enough to deploy the Airbags, it should not be driven until it is inspected and repaired, including replacement of the air bags. See similar questions...

There are three kinds of "smoke". First, many people mistake for smoke the cornstarch or talcum powder that is released. This powder is used to lubricate the bag and is not dangerous. Second, a sealant that is used to prolong the life of the Airbag system can smoke when the Airbag is deployed. This smoke is not dangerous. Lastly, there is smoke from the Airbag's exhaust gas that can contain small non-hazardous particles. The particles may give a greyish "smoke" color. See similar questions...

Thaitel PC-to-Phone is a new service which allows you to make calls from ANYWHERE in the world using your computer to any regular phone in Thailand with the lowest rate available in the market. See similar questions...

No. Another benefit of the rugged-looking texture is that it actually quiets the rain on your roof. Our roofs' deep-textured folds break up the "pinging" effect you might expect from a flat metal roof. See similar questions...

with other accident related repairs, most insurance companies will cover the cost of replacing the bag as part of the collision coverage. See similar questions...

The Airbag will only offer protection in a single collision. Occupants must be buckled up to reduce the likelihood of ejection or interior impact after second and third collisions. See similar questions...

I can't guarantee what excuses our friendly local officer may want to use to pull us over, but one thing I know for sure is that the RSR muffler sounds exact what our car should sound like from the factory. I just read your testimonials for your RSR creation. I like what I read and wondered if your RSR Special will work for my car. Has anyone replaced their mufflers on a '98 993? I have a '98 993S and would like your honest opinion your RSR Special exhaust will fit. See similar questions...

Open your system Control Panel and select "Sound and Multimedia".Under Advanced Microphone settings check to make sure that Microphone boost is off. Check the volume of your microphone and speakers to be sure you are not overloading or clipping. See similar questions...

You may have a problem with the power supply and or the control unit (the black box with dip switches). Call GTCO Technical Support for further assistance. See similar questions...

No--Our newest units are quiet with a faint sound like a vacuum cleaner at the local gas station. The sound is what you would expect from powerful eletric motors and a centrifugal supercharger. If the air filter is placed a long distance away from the ESC there is virtually no noise at all. See similar questions...

DMATs can be deployed to any location within the US, its possessions and potentially internationally. See similar questions...

Digital levels do not bare any relationship to analog levels. We're talking apples and oranges here. The analog output level of a CD player or DAT deck can be anything the manufacturer wants it to be, but it is generally higher than a phono preamp output. There are two reasons for this. First the digital equipment manufacturers want CDs and DATs to sound better ( translate Louder) than records. If the DAT or CD has fairly wide dynamic range, a record can be as loud. See similar questions...

Yes. There are three types of "noise related" hearing loss. First, it can be temporary. The damage is done slowly and will often come back after a rest from the noise such as we all have experienced going to "rock concerts". Secondly, it can then progress to a permanent loss over time if the noise/music is loud enough and the exposure time is long enough. The damage you sustain is cumulative, so each new exposure can add to your hearing loss. See similar questions...

The alarm is loud enough to wake a person to take action. The system emits alarms of more than 50 decibels at 1 meter. A CAL ERROR happens when a meter reading vastly differs from a CGM reading. See similar questions...

Generally, any disco will be loud, however, if at any point during the event, you feel that it is too loud or guests have complained, I won't be offended if during the night, you ask me to turn it down, nor, will I turn it back up again five minutes after you ask either! See similar questions...