Exactly the same as Hummer #1, but a retry so as to actually get a video this time.
Worked OK.
The rain finally let up, with an hour or so of darkness left.
Not quite as good as #1, but that seems to always be the way. This was done on the driveway outside and ran down hill a little, chasing the camera girl, LOL!
This one maxed-out at around 650 Hz, then did a stair-case style spin down, as it danced down hill. Each impact washing off a step of RPMs, followed by an in-air much more gentle spin-down.
Note the line-splitting, which suggests to me precession or tumbling modulating the spin-frequency. It didn't start until the hummer was bouncing down the hill.
| title | type | size |
|---|---|---|
| Test Video | video/x-msvideo | 447.938 kbytes |
| Pre-Test Picture | image/jpeg | 53.134 kbytes |
| Post-Mortem Picture | image/jpeg | 39.816 kbytes |
| Spectrogram | image/jpeg | 96.434 kbytes |