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Old 28th Jan 2024, 01:03
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the raw ADS-B data is pressure altitude
Confirmed, an encoding altimeter signal to the transponder is referenced to 1013.2, a controllers radar scope will apply the relevant QNH if the aircraft is below transition altitude, a web search will easily explain
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Old 28th Jan 2024, 07:32
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Agreed, I was thinking what would appear on an ATC screen with the appropriate conversion applied not what the raw data put on a website would show.
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Old 3rd Feb 2024, 01:44
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NTSB Prelim is out. Geese carcasses in and around the wreckage.
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Old 3rd Feb 2024, 12:14
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More info.....among the geese remains...one/some found wedged in a control servo.



https://www.koco.com/article/oklahom...eteam/46630856
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Old 3rd Feb 2024, 12:58
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CEN24FA094 Prelim Report

The carcasses of several geese were located in the debris field as well as one embedded in a flight control servo. Samples of the geese feathers were recovered for more detailed identification.
All major components of the helicopter were located at the accident site. The main wreckage consisted of the fuselage, engine, and tail rotor. The transmission had separated from the fuselage and was located at the site. The white main rotor blade was fractured found in an adjacent field. The red main rotor blade was also fractured and found near the main rotor hub. The mast nut had separated and was located in the debris field.
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