We have FDR experts on our side. The same ones that helped us decode
the raw file, obtain frame layouts and many other things. Much more than
anyone here has ever done. Our experts have found errors with the work
presented by the NTSB "experts".
Your group has absolutly no support among any recognized FDR expert organization, including L3, the manufacturer of the FDR in question.
The only 'experts' that do support your group are self taught persons within your group.
Your group steadfastly refuses to write up a purely technical paper outlining the work you have already done showing that the FDR that the NTSB had could not have been on a flight that impacted the Pentagon.
Your group steadfastly refuses to write that paper and submit it with no political or accusatory statements attached, to the manufacturer of the FDR, the pilot's unions, ICAO, the FBI, or the NTSB, nor any publication that would have a readership that would be interested in technical aspects of aviation or aviation safety.
Your group refuses to offer any reasoning as to why you will not do this, insteda prefering to argue incessently on the internet with persons you claim have tot enough technical expertise to have a vaild opinion.
I'll wait for hell to freeze over before waiting for you to provide any examples
of FDR loss as explained...
Other examples of data loss in FDR's were given. The fact that there are few, if any , instances in which an aircraft with no prior structural or systems problems has crashed at high velocity into a concrete structure is going to limit the feild of historical records you ask for.
I have no doubt that if such crash does exist and it was shown to you and that there was conclusively 2 seconds of missing data, that you would be claiming that no more than 2 seconds of data can go missing.