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Old June 13th 04, 01:34 PM
mike regish
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I was out flying the CAP's 172 yesterday when I noticed the same thing. A
growling sound. I determined that it was the soda can air vents getting hit
by the prop wash, or rather, the openings being hit and the cans amplifying
the sound.

What were you flying and could it have been the same thing?

mike regish

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I hesitated to even bother writing about this, since so far it seems like
pretty much a non-event. But then I figured, what the heck...hardly

anyone
ever actually writes about actual flying, however mundane, in this
newsgroup, so here you go...



 




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