Hi Megan, glad you're still here. I have valued your input on this thread. Thanks for the video link.
As I said, the Argentine crash is not a match for the Chicago crash. The similarity starts and ends with the right wing impact.
But three things can be taken away from the Argentine crash: The trajectory of a plane with no lift, the rotational effect on an Electra when the right wing hits, and the survivability of a moderately low-angle Electra impact. These are all highly relevant to understanding the dynamics of the Chicago crash and how close they came to a survivable incident.
ETA: Your video has much better quality. The clip I found was passed through some steadying software and was electronically zoomed, and lost a lot of detail. I'll be able to redo my graphics with better quality next release.
Last edited by BRDuBois; 3rd Jun 2016 at 15:56.
Reason: Meant to say "starts and ends".