Mini Prop downwash illustrated

[JD1964]

I was just fiddling around and flew over the AC condenser to have a look. I thought it was cool that the propeller downwash caused the condenser fan to rotate.

 

[BillS]

Very cool, indeed.

 

[RodPad]

Hum, that's a easier then taking the grill off or sticking a screw driver in there to listen to the bearings.

Rod ..

 

[GregS]

I was just fiddling around and flew over the AC condenser to have a look. I thought it was cool that the propeller downwash caused the condenser fan to rotate.

Having fun flying...always a great idea. Do you always video in 720p? It's absolutely amazing to see the details in 4k or 1440p compared to 720p. I only have 1080p screens, but I view in 1440p and what a difference. In 720p I see the trees; in 1440p I see the leaves on the trees.
Keep having fun flying!!!

 

[JD1964]

Do you always video in 720p?

I think I started shooting in 1080 then switched to 2.7k (Mavic Mini highest res.) Then when I upload I think YouTube is changing the resolution to something lower. I have not figured all that out yet.

 

[cameracamel]

Very cool, indeed.

Pun intended? Cool.

 

[GregS]

When video is uploaded to YouTube in HD, it always takes a long time for them to render from SD to HD. I wait until it shows in HD before I post the link. I always post in 4k and let people pick what they can handle. Many video editing programs cannot handle 4k. Example is Microsoft Movie Maker. It can only do 1080p. Try going into YouTube now and see if it is in a higher resolution.

 

[GregS]

Pun intended? Cool.

Downdraft is good....now if it can only get that compressor going!

 

[JD1964]

When video is uploaded to YouTube in HD, it always takes a long time for them to render from SD to HD. I wait until it shows in HD before I post the link. I always post in 4k and let people pick what they can handle. Many video editing programs cannot handle 4k. Example is Microsoft Movie Maker. It can only do 1080p. Try going into YouTube now and see if it is in a higher resolution.

Thanks, I'll check back and consider waiting for YouTube to finalize HD versions.