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Originally posted by homervb
Well it seems the OSers like to call any theory ludicrous/insane. I'm sorry but that's not having an open mind nor is it welcoming to people who are skeptics.
Radar and NTSB Time Normalization :
In his review of the 84 RADES data, a 911 Commission professional staffer Miles Kara noted a significant time difference between the 84 RADES radar and other sources. This was an issue for him in his discussions with the NTSB and developing a timeline for the various flights.
Ultimately, he settled upon assigning a 25.3 second offset which simplified his work. Due to time constrains, the issue was not developed further by his team.
The author began a more detailed examination of the time offset in 2008. Fortunately, the data included regular interval ‘quality control’ (BRTQC) returns for each of the reported 84 RADES radar sites. These sites utilized Air Route Surveillance Radar (ARSR) systems with 200 – 250 nautical mile ranges and antenna sweep intervals (one full rotation) of ~ 12 seconds.
Another stroke of luck was that the data provided by 84 RADES included the Southeast Air Defense Sector (SEADS) radar data as well. An ARSR-4 (a newer version) site with a 250 nautical mile range located at Oceana, Virginia (OCA) fed its data into both sectors radar systems. Upon examination of the BRTQC signals for both sectors, the SEADS system exhibited a normal Gaussian distribution for the sweep intervals of the OCA site, while the NEADS site exhibited a clear non-Gaussian distribution. In layman’s terms, the SEADS data looked quite normal while the NEADS data did not.
(2 charts)
When compared one-to-one with another (NEADS/SEADS), the graph revealed a much more complex scenario than a simple 25.3 second offset.
(2 charts)
The time difference is segregated into a step-function waveform which increases by ~ 0.1 seconds every ~ 27 minutes. Making matters worse, the offset itself is unstable and produces a ± 0.09 second uncertainty across the affected interval. Although for the entire data set the difference averaged to 25.3 seconds, at the time of the Pentagon event, the time difference was only 25.1 seconds!
Originally posted by LaBTop
And that's the second reason why I suspect those 4 seconds to be the only falsificated seconds, the only seconds containing fraudulent data, put in there by faction "X".
I am firmly convinced that Warren really found those extra 4 secs of data, but that these were planted in that FDR, switched for the original, real existing data in the real 4 seconds, that were still there before the falsificator(s) got their hands on that recovered FDR and falsificated those last 4 seconds.
To falsely show a SoC instead of a NoC trajectory flown in those last 4 seconds from its flight path.
Such so, that it covered for the 5 downed light poles.
Originally posted by exponent
What is the maximum roll rate of a 757 that could be achieved in a short burst?
Originally posted by exponent
*]What is the maximum deceleration possible in cruise configuration for a 757 at ground level?
Originally posted by LaBTop
You seem not to understand what drives my type of posting.
I am old, and don't know how much time I have left.
Does it also make you wonder, if perhaps some end editors of some publications like the ASCE report and the NTSB reports, mixed up true north angles and wall angles, while working to conform to the officially wanted SoC outcome?.
And what explanation do you have for the difference between the ASCE internal damage angle of 42° when extrapolated to outside of the building, and which resulting path does not go through a center line in between the 5 downed light poles, but leads to the south of that line, and the official FDR path?
Originally posted by Reheat
exponent, beachnut and I both researched and discussed this several years ago, but could find no published figures. The problem with max deflection is roll authority and wing flexing.
Again, he won't be able to find a published number for this... The 7x7 is very clean and it seemly takes forever to slow down. It is a significant issue that is going to add time and distance to the numbers...