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"Doug Palmer" wrote in message
I would look at how the video camera compensates for the lower light level in the cloud. If it changes its scan/shutter rate it would cause the apparent change in relative movement of the propeller. ... What you are witnessing is the sync of the prop with the shutter and any variation in either can cause the illusion of movement. That's my guess, as well. -- John T http://sage1solutions.com/blogs/TknoFlyer http://sage1solutions.com/products NEW! FlyteBalance v2.0 (W&B); FlyteLog v2.0 (Logbook) ____________________ |
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