electronicsNmore examines Learjet crash speed through video calculations
The DIY channel's Florida crash analysis accompanies a daily viewing surge to more than twenty times its usual level.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 541,798 views a day, 21 times a normal day (25,316).
Unbelievable Speed: FLORIDA LEARJET CRASH — The Shocking Truth!
Pool pumps and inspection cameras are familiar territory for electronicsNmore. Its November 3 upload takes that technical curiosity into a much graver subject: the speed of the Learjet that crashed in Greenacres, Florida, while traveling to the Bahamas.
The video has reached roughly 670,000 views. Alongside it, the channel's daily views have climbed to about 540,000, far above its ordinary pace.
The creator describes the upload as a calculation of the aircraft's speed using video, combined with an explanation of how to calculate the speed of a moving object on screen. The description calls the calculations highly accurate; that is the creator's assessment, not an official finding about the crash.
This is a different subject from the channel's recent equipment reviews, but testing striking claims has long been part of its work. Its most-watched regular upload examines a supposed "free energy" magnetic fidget-spinner motor, while another exposes a wheel using ring magnets. Here, that explanatory approach is directed at footage of a fatal aviation accident.
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- Channel
- electronicsNmore
- Subscribers
- 644,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 681,386
- Channel views, pace per day
- 541,798 (on a normal day: 25,316)
The numbers
Daily channel views are more than twenty times the usual pace. The figures below distinguish that channel-wide rise from the crash video's total views.

