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<blockquote data-quote="Nesikep" data-source="post: 1563213" data-attributes="member: 9096"><p>what I meant to say was within that last minute of data, it shows only altitude in high resolution</p><p>as it's on it's usual decent, you can see they're dropping altitude and slowly dropping speed, suddenly as they're at 10,000 ft, they manage to lose 4000 ft of elevation AND 60kts of airspeed in 90 seconds.. then suddenly the airspeed picks up just before the crash.</p><p></p><p>without knowing exact stall speeds, it kinda sounds to me like they forgot to set the flaps and stalled, then over at 90 seconds figured out what was wrong.. they only needed 10,000 ft of elevation to come out of it.. Of course if there was a mechanical failure (flaps didn't extend like they were supposed to, or whatever), that would look kinda similar</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nesikep, post: 1563213, member: 9096"] what I meant to say was within that last minute of data, it shows only altitude in high resolution as it's on it's usual decent, you can see they're dropping altitude and slowly dropping speed, suddenly as they're at 10,000 ft, they manage to lose 4000 ft of elevation AND 60kts of airspeed in 90 seconds.. then suddenly the airspeed picks up just before the crash. without knowing exact stall speeds, it kinda sounds to me like they forgot to set the flaps and stalled, then over at 90 seconds figured out what was wrong.. they only needed 10,000 ft of elevation to come out of it.. Of course if there was a mechanical failure (flaps didn't extend like they were supposed to, or whatever), that would look kinda similar [/QUOTE]
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