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Electric cars and mobility scooters are very quiet,I find it difficult to hear them sneaking around.
By attaching Hot Rodder engine battery operated toy bike engines to these electric vehicles I may now hear their approach and jump to one side.
Listen
http://www.youtube....watch?v=Jk2t2hIATCU Now imagine a freeway full of them during rush hour, at various pitches and speeds [FlyingToaster, May 17 2013]
No, like this:
https://www.youtube...watch?v=q-fNGfiFsdU [DIYMatt, May 17 2013]
More like this
http://img2.etsysta...570xN.249571178.jpg Vroom bicycle toy [skinflaps, May 17 2013]
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[+] but long ago I decided on <link> for my electric car sound. |
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You would be far, far from the first person to suggest electric cars that make engine noises. Personally I think if you're going to have a louder electric car, you should give it a unique electric noise, like the Tesla Roadster. |
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Pennies in the hubcaps. Actually this is an opportunity for some
enterprising grad student eith a 3d printer to print out an infinity of
variations of "penny" and "hubcap" shapes to see what cobination
produce the most/ most-interesting sounds. |
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So...electric vehicle noisemakers? Baked, although [+] for the way you suggest producing the noise. |
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In the USA, there's actually been talk (and at least one proposed law) regarding making noisemakers mandatory in electric cars for safety reasons. |
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Mobility scooters...the thought of a loud vroom coming from one of those would be hilarious. Same goes golf carts... |
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