Pittsextra,
No, I don't. Not from what I'm reading in the body of the report. There are too many significant findings in the body of the report that are not reflected in the summary. Known instrument failures/malfunctions/miscallibrations and issues with the engine fuel control leading to very significant rpm reductions during the manoeuvre are all potential causal factors. In fact, I think they know the summary is incomplete as there are a number of issues where they have stated that they may report further on certain issues later. That smacks of an incomplete investigation.