Amazing Poltergeist Powered Propeller !

[properchopper]

Last night I was balancing a prop/drive dog assembly. Returning from the kitchen for my nightly dose of bifidus regularis, my prop was wailing away on its own !! Can anyone explain this spooky phenomenon ? Bonus points will be awarded for identifying who is pickin' & singing.

The winning explanation will receive an all-expenses-paid (bus) trip to Legg Lake where the lucky recipient can stroke Jan's head to recieve his secret hydro setup tips

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa_psjdj7XU

[Steven Vaccaro]

I use air pressure to do it. Try some high pressure and watch what happens(disclaimer, don't do it unless you are wearing eye and body protection).

[JimClark]

A lot of hot air in that room:-)

[Diegoboy]

It's the air pressure generated by the subwoofer.

[properchopper]

A lot of hot air in that room:-)

Hey , I resemble that remark

[domwilson]

Does it do it without the drive dog? I have a theory. Or you have midgets on a treadmill turning it.

[domwilson]

It's the air pressure generated by the subwoofer.

Yea..What Danny says...

[properchopper]

It's the air pressure generated by the subwoofer.

No subwoofing; that's why I take bifidus regularis !

[domwilson]

Vibrations from the speaker?

[Ub Hauled]

you were breathing too closely or even to movement of your body as you change places in the room?

[properchopper]

No, No, & No ! Only the gentleman from Chelsea is remotely close.

[Ub Hauled]

a fan on the other side of the room?

[properchopper]

The answer will not be forthcoming until the Country/Bluegrass artist is identified

[Ub Hauled]

oh darn... ok, ok... I'll play at the lake our next time out...

[domwilson]

A heater vent?