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Old 5th Nov 2007, 08:04
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I cannot find any published figures hence the question:- Is the R44 raven 2 appreciably less neighbour friendly (i.e. noisier from outside ) than an R22?
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Pardon!!!!
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The R44 II handbook gives details of the noise at 500ft AGL, I think its 55Dba. I dont think there is one published for the R22 but I would guess its lower than that.

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All recent 22s and 44s in the UK have to carry a CAA Noise certificate in the docs. The 44 Raven 2 is 81dB.

In reality, these land out side my office daily. I'd say the R44 is noisier in volume - but a more pleasant sound than the 22. R22 TR is particularly annoying.
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About the same as a vespa i think!!!
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