Complete failure of refutation of source video simulating last 4min40sec FL175
Continuation of Review and assessment of Simulation of alleged Flight 175 Flight from video posted by Bill Smith:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jop84...eature=channel
It will be recalled that Bill Smith, in posting the referenced video directed our attention to the 8min mark.
See: http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php...postcount=2892
The next segment of the video digested and illustrated below ends at the beginning point that Bill wanted us to check out.
Bill was right to direct attention to that segment, of course. However, what we are seeing here in the video as a whole is one splendid piece of investigative information, based on the essential data that, ironically enough (note that phrase) is based on the exact so-called "radar" data that some here have mentioned, but never sought to analzye or demonstrate what the information actually stood for.
That is rich.
All this video really does is use a 747 simulator for purposes of demonstrating known data about Flight 175 and known and accepted flight characteristics of a Boeing 767.
What little, largely unsubstantiated attempts at refutation there have been have sought, by and large, to focus on the complete non-issue that the simulator used in the video is that of a Boeing 747 instead of 767. That is a non-issue because the type of simulator serves only for graphic illustration of the instrumentation, not the flight characteristics of the aircraft. Furthermore, to the limited extent that flight characteristics are a factor, they are adjusted for in the video to relate to the 767.
In other words, the video is totally valid for the purposes it undertakes to demonstrate.
Here is the next segment, digested:
28--6:48-6:59 All aircraft have VNE max. speed indicator
29--7:00-7:07 VNE explained
30--7:08-7:28 Effect of exceeding VNE shown.
31--7:29-7:45 Testing for flutter shown.
32--7:46-7:56 Simulation requires speed in excess of VNE while still at 17,000ft in air.
33--7:57-8:00 Breakup at 12,000ft asserted.
34--8:01-8:08 Start of demonstration that NTSB flight path report contradicts some of ALL43 videos.
35--8:09-8:14 Radar data
36--8:15-8:30 Radar data parameters, based on NTSB data analysis, charted.
Continuation of Review and assessment of Simulation of alleged Flight 175 Flight from video posted by Bill Smith:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jop84...eature=channel
It will be recalled that Bill Smith, in posting the referenced video directed our attention to the 8min mark.
See: http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php...postcount=2892
The next segment of the video digested and illustrated below ends at the beginning point that Bill wanted us to check out.
Bill was right to direct attention to that segment, of course. However, what we are seeing here in the video as a whole is one splendid piece of investigative information, based on the essential data that, ironically enough (note that phrase) is based on the exact so-called "radar" data that some here have mentioned, but never sought to analzye or demonstrate what the information actually stood for.
That is rich.
All this video really does is use a 747 simulator for purposes of demonstrating known data about Flight 175 and known and accepted flight characteristics of a Boeing 767.
What little, largely unsubstantiated attempts at refutation there have been have sought, by and large, to focus on the complete non-issue that the simulator used in the video is that of a Boeing 747 instead of 767. That is a non-issue because the type of simulator serves only for graphic illustration of the instrumentation, not the flight characteristics of the aircraft. Furthermore, to the limited extent that flight characteristics are a factor, they are adjusted for in the video to relate to the 767.
In other words, the video is totally valid for the purposes it undertakes to demonstrate.
Here is the next segment, digested:
28--6:48-6:59 All aircraft have VNE max. speed indicator
29--7:00-7:07 VNE explained
30--7:08-7:28 Effect of exceeding VNE shown.
31--7:29-7:45 Testing for flutter shown.
32--7:46-7:56 Simulation requires speed in excess of VNE while still at 17,000ft in air.
33--7:57-8:00 Breakup at 12,000ft asserted.
34--8:01-8:08 Start of demonstration that NTSB flight path report contradicts some of ALL43 videos.
35--8:09-8:14 Radar data
36--8:15-8:30 Radar data parameters, based on NTSB data analysis, charted.
