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A floatplane recording, four minutes of sound, and the curves our detector found. Scrub the timeline to explore them together.
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Crazy Float Planes! · BIG JET TV
Loads YouTube playback. The recording stays with its publisher.Video not loaded. You can explore the measured curves below.
Open original at 1:30:00 ↗What this example establishes
The spectrogram comes from the supplied recording. Cyan tracks are saved automatic detections, not a fresh scan or verified aircraft matches. The first group is consistent with harmonic orders 2, 5 and 7 of one source. The optional dashed lines are independent ideal constant-speed, constant-pitch fits.
No historical aircraft tracks, UTC synchronization, observer position, or geographic solution have been established. The camera moves during parts of the full recording; a stationary microphone is not assumed. Video and curves share the source recording timeline, without an independently measured broadcast audio/video offset.
Source: Crazy Float Planes! — BIG JET TV, streamed September 23, 2022. Excerpt: 1:30:00–1:34:00. Analysis: channel 0, 40–600 Hz display. No audio or video is rehosted here.
Video unavailable? Use your local recording
Select the original 1:51:00 audio/video file, or the exact four-minute excerpt starting at 1:30:00. It stays on your device. Local playback replaces YouTube as the timeline source.