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Train horns are legal to own and mount in New York, but state law treats them as danger-warning devices only. I break...

A tired M18 pack makes even a 150 dB horn sound weak. Here's exactly how I charge, store, and care for the...

A sudden squeak or higher-pitched honk almost always means one thing: moisture sitting on the diaphragm. I explain why even a tankless,...

A train horn that's stuck on is one of the easiest scary problems to fix on a battery-powered unit: pull the Milwaukee®...

A higher-Ah Milwaukee® M18™ battery makes your train horn last longer, not louder. Here's the electrical reason — every M18 pack is...

Aiming beats upgrading. I show where to point the trumpets on a Train Horn for the Milwaukee® 18v Battery for the loudest...

Two horns can both say "150 dB" and sound nothing alike, because there's no required test distance for a consumer rating. I...

No tank, no compressor wiring, still 130–150 dB. I break down exactly how a train horn for the Milwaukee® 18v battery makes...

Worried that running a train horn will wear out your Milwaukee® M18™ battery? I checked the battery science against years of field...

Can you run an M12 or an off-brand battery on a Train Horn for the Milwaukee® 18v Battery? I break down why...

Hunting for a gift for the tool guy or truck guy who has everything? I make the case for a train horn...

A train horn for the Milwaukee® 18v battery is built to be handheld first — mounting is optional. I break down when...