I hope I've answered everything in your post.
You did type some words in response. Thanks. Let's see if you answered anything...
Yes, I'm trying and I did look hence the link. I don't see any FDR experts
that everyone is crying about. Their credentials are no better than the
pros at PFT.
Maybe not, but perhaps they're more honest. If you didn't see any experts, than how do you know their credentials?
So please, help me find an FDR guy and i WILL contact him/her with
audio and/or e-mail history.
I don't know any and I don't care. We all know why you don't want to find any experts to ask real questions. You ignore all that haven't signed onto your echo chamber mentality of selectively applied expertise.
How do YOU arrive at 1.3 miles from impact? That's a new one! Check
that value. Are you thinking 1.5 nm DME perhaps?
I'm thinking the distance I measure from the wall to the INS lat/long reading for 9:37:45, your 'moment of [alleged] impact.' 38 51 43 N 77 4 48 W
For this to be the moment of impact, the INS would have to be in error about 1.33 land miles, correct? So what evidence do you have that INS can be this far off? I'm inclined to believe the expert posting here, even though I don't know his name, when he says INS error is up to app 1/2 mile. Silly me, show me wrong!
As Beachnut points out: there are multiple independent RADAR returns verifying 77 was actually 4700 feet from the Pentagon when the FDR stops.
That's a discrepancy of about 2700 feet. Nearly a mile from impact.
What examples are those? Name the flights please. I can assure you
those planes had catastrophic failures before impact in order to lose data.
Maybe you're right. It was a case Beachnut cited somewhere and I don't know the circumstances.
Has anyone come up with a reason for AA77 to stop recording before impact?
Beachnut did have a thought i found interesting but didn't understand. Had to do with powering up. Beachnut? Myself, I've also wondered if it was deliberately cut off later. It is a good question and one that hasn't been totally answered that I've seen. Anyway, why are you so sure data ISN'T missing?
If they're wrong, then they wont admit it . They wont fix it. We're simply asking for an explanation and complete investigation.
If they don't admit it does that mean they're right? Does anyone but you care that they cited the wrong time and you refuse to recognize that? You'll accuse them of all sorts of sloppy cover-ups riddled with error you experts can spot, but they couldn't possibly be wrong when they decide there's no missing data. Because... why again?
Our analysis is just that. The plane didn't crash! The flight data shows it,
and it's NOT a working copy. are you not concerned?
I'm concerned for your mental health. The data shows the plane didn't crash at 9:37:45. Not until some seconds later. But you know there's only one official time it could ever crash, you 9/11 Commission official-story zombie.
1.5 DME, and the altitude is several hundred feet too high, and too close to
the Pentagon according to the impact time.
Not sure what you mean on the last, as it's shown too far away, as discussed. Too high AND the heading is a bit off, the pitch is wrong, and the wing bank too, as you guys have rightly pointed out. And the location is wrong! Good work. You've shown the data for last frame is NOT the data Flight 77 would record at impact! So it's 77 data from a different second, thanks for helping.