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Photo & Sound Gallery The books listed on the "Recommended books" page include hundreds of beautiful photographs. All of the original photographs are in black and white but the cars were painted in striking colors. Photos are added to this gallery, especially current color photos, frequently. |
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1998 and 1999 Miller Club
exhibition photos provided by Grant Randall.
The Australian Zborowski
photo was provided by Leo Sandercock from Australia who saw the car in
this condition.
The Goodwood photos were
provided by Mark Ballard from the UK.
2003 Derby-Miller and Miller
91 photos provided by Marty Baltmanis.
These videos were recorded on a Casio EXP-505 in MPEG-4 AVI format. The source file is DVD quality: 640x480, 30fps, with digital stereo audio. In order to accomodate various Internet speeds, the source files were compressed into Windows Media Video files, using Microsoft Movie Maker. The finished videos are available in two sizes: Small - 320x240, 358k bit rate; Large - 640x480, variable bit rate.
The recording location was directly across
from the grandstands, facing the track. The cars accelerate out of the
turn off to the right, come down the grandstand straight from right to
left, and then decelerate for the next turn. You can occasionally hear
voices and other cars in the pit row that was right behind the recording
location. To really hear how the cars sounded, connect a pair of full-range
high quality speakers or headphones rather than tiny computer speakers.
The recently restored ex-Durant Miller 122; winner at Pebble Beach
2006. 1.3 minute video of starting the car, engine revs, walk-around.
Small
320x240, 3.5MB
Large 640x480, 24.6MB
The
same Miller 122 on the track. 0.5 minute video, multiple passes, one with
alongside the 1923 Boyle Miller 122.
Small
320x240, 1.3MB
Large 640x480, 8.8MB
The
Lockhart-Miller 91on the track. 0.5 minute video, multiple passes.
Small
320x240, 1.2MB
Large 640x480,
10.3MB
The
Boyle-Valve Miller 91 on the track. 0.5 minute video, multiple passes.
Small
320x240, 0.9MB
Large 640x480, 7.3MB
The
Derby-Miller 91 front-drive driving through the pits. 0.5 minute video.
Small
320x240, 1.0MB
Large 640x480, 5.6MB
The
Pete de Paolo Miller 91 rear-drive on the track. 0.8 minute video, track
and pits.
Small
320x240, 2.0MB
Large 640x480, 12.7MB
The
Miller 122 front-drive on the track. 0.5 minute video, multiple passes.
Small
320x240, 1.3MB
Large 640x480, 8.4MB
Sounds
The sounds of the late Bob Sutherland's supercharged 91ci motor (Lou Moore 1929 Indy car) all the way up to 7000+ rpm. Tested on a dyno in March of 1984.
Windows Media Player format (219k) or Real Audio format (276k)The sounds of the Miller Club Vintage Indy Car Exhibition. These audio tracks were recorded on a MiniDisc recorder. They are in stereo and are saved at the widest possible frequency response (20Hz - 16kHz) available within RealPlayer (hence the large file size). RealPlayer (rm) was chosen over Windows advanced streaming format (asf) because the accuracy of the sound is noticeably better. The track sounds should all run clearly from right to left: sometimes streaming audio mixes this up during playback and you hear left to right or just mono. Replaying the sound again after the first playback usually gets it to play correctly. To really hear how the cars sounded, hook up a pair of full-range, high quality speakers or high quality headphones rather than just using cheap computer speakers.
The recording location was directly across from the grandstands, facing the track. The cars accelerate out of the turn off to the right, come down the grandstand straight from right to left, and then decelerate for the next turn. You can occasionally hear voices and other cars in the pit row that was right behind the recording location. The recordings for the cockpit audio tracks were taken while riding in the mechanic's seat.
Ballot 1919 Indy (307k - 30 sec) - idling in the pitsBallot 1919 Indy (176k - 17 sec) - three passes
Ballot 1919 Indy cockpit, on the track (790k - 77 sec) - starting, up through the gears
Miller Golden Sub starting up, cold idling, and driving away (396k - 39 sec)
Miller Golden Sub warm idling, and driving away (209k - 20 sec)
Miller Golden Sub on track, 2 passes (143k - 14 sec)
Miller 122 front-drive (508k - 50 sec) - two passes, a great engine
Miller 91 rear-drive (345k - 34 sec) - startup, warming idle
Miller 91 rear-drive (290k - 28 sec) - two passes, in first gear for high revs
Miller V16 cockpit, on the track (305k - 30 sec) - hear the whole powertrain and engine clearly
Miller-Ford (104k - 10 sec) - smooth
Sparks Big Six (146k - 14 sec) - a completely different sound
Novi (154k - 7 sec) - The Hotel Tropicana Special Novi driven by Bobby Unser during qualifying for the 1963 Indianapolis 500
From the RaceZine website - 8 bit mono wav file
Do you have photos or sounds that could be on this page? Email them to me at: milleroffy@comcast.net