does the horn work in the cold weather?
599778
I haven't even figured how to hook it up yet but Im sure it'd just have to depend on how cold
599779
I live in Indiana and it was recently 18 below zero. Fahrenheit. I decided to test this out as I had the same question and it sounds just like it does when it was 100 degrees. But one of the trumpets fell out of the squeaker thing. Just crazy glued it. When I installed it I also needed 25 feet of 14 gauge wire and butt connectors also a switch. Very nice thing. Only needs so much wire because I mounted it on the inner fender well on the passenger side
599780
Yep it works year round the compressor runs off your battery and as long as your battery has a charge they will work Ive had mine for almost two years now
599781
I'm in Texas and it has been about 10-40 degrees F in the mornings and nights and my horn works great. I just want everybody to know that installing this horn may take some fabrication. I have a 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi and I had to make a bracket. If you are installing it on an older car or truck that has a lot of hood space then you may be fine. You may need some adaptors if your wiring is not the same as the horn's.
599782
I live in Arizona so it has never been used in the extreme cold. Used in Flagstaff at 6000 ft and around 40 degrees.
262873
Yes it does. It's not too loud but you can hear it. I've had my afe cold air system on my truck for about 4months now and I hardly notice it anymore. Although I don't like it when I hear the whistle noise, I really like the overall sound of having the unit on my truck. Hope that helps.
2039923
Disc horns are all rainproof. It'll work fine in the same place as your stock horn.
2263727
I used it for outside door bell ringer and its held it in place through cold and heat but I live in CA so the coldest it's been is maybe 30 degrees and warmest 100 degrees. I know it can get much warmer in car, especially during summer but I think it would hold a light piece.
1904125
The volume is controlled by buttons on the piece that is attached to the side of your helmet. The thing in the picture that isn't the speakers. I have been wearing it skiing in Zero degree to 19 degree temps. My boyfriend took a tumble in powder today and his is still working. Other reviews suggest it is fine in cold weather.
2275894
It was only about 55 degrees when I used it and it was fine. I'm not sure about really cold weather.
793639
It works in any temp. It works by making a type of foam. No warm up or heat is used to make the snow
446491
I've used mine on known game trails and areas I've baited. I used it at bait sites to make sure I was getting the type animals at the bait that I wanted. I've used it in rainy weather with no problems but not in weather cold enough to produce ice. My thought is that it would work fine in cold weather as long as you used something to keep snow off the lens.
881443
It works very good in cold or warm weather, and 32 degrees below it still works well. Just like any other electronics don't get it wet.
598218
Yes it does but it works better when the 120v adapter is used during cold weather.
299898
I don't know as I do not live in a very cold climate. Sorry I cannot be of more help
2022497
I have used mine in temperatures as low as 20 below zero (for a string of 5 days) and it functioned flawlessly. The one draw back is the battery life is somewhat reduced by the cold temps. Hope this helps.
1339877
I live in Florida and it works great. Dont think the cold should affect it but maybe salt? I've no problems with rain and for the price I have no complaints.
1050110
I have my horns mounted under my hood aming out the front so they must get some water in them but it hasn't afected them yet even snow dident affect them they are loud!!!
375789
I have only used it in Florida and the summer in Colorado so I can not answer about cold conditions. It does ok on cloudy days, it just takes a while longer to charge fully.
2009298
The cord is sometimes a hassle but if you hold it then fling it in the direction you want it to go it's not too bad. Bigger issue is when it gets caught up on snow/ice but does not happen too often. For the price it's great and I agree, the gas ones are pricey. We got about two feet this past week and it had no problem moving powder or wet snow. It doesn't like the heavy chunks of ice that the snowplow throws on the driveway but it'll still throw them, just takes it a bit. All in all I'm happy with it and it's great not smelling like unfiltered exhaust when you're done. Pretty quite too. Good luck!
552103
Yes it is. I use it as a novelty horn on my truck and it's mounted in a location where it's constantly getting wet from the rain and still works even when wet. Hope this helps.