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electronicsNmore's Learjet analysis passes 800,000 views

The channel's only new upload uses dashcam frames and aircraft dimensions to estimate speed before the Florida crash.

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Unbelievable Speed: FLORIDA LEARJET CRASH — The Shocking Truth!

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0:20The host uses Learjet 60 dimensions as the scale for measuring the aircraft in dashcam footage.
1:30Consecutive frames provide a pixel measurement of how far the aircraft's nose moves.
3:22He multiplies his estimated distance per frame by 30 to calculate feet traveled per second.
4:08His conversion produces an estimated 703 miles per hour, followed by a second conversion check.

One upload accounts for the change of scale at electronicsNmore: its Learjet crash analysis has passed 800,000 views, while the channel's daily viewing is running at nearly four times its usual level.

The November 3 video applies the channel's instructional approach to footage of the crash in Greenacres, Florida. The host measures the aircraft in pixels, compares its position across consecutive frames and converts the estimated distance traveled into speed. At just over four minutes, he arrives at an estimate of 703 miles per hour. That is his calculation from the footage, not an official finding.

The discussion beneath it includes questions about frame rate and a correction to the conversion from inches to decimal feet, details that matter when a calculation depends on image measurements and fractions of a second.

Across the week, electronicsNmore added nearly a million views, with its subscriber count unchanged. The crash analysis is overwhelmingly its busiest video right now. Older uploads about PVC connections and preventing alkaline-battery damage continue to draw smaller daily audiences, keeping the practical repair side of the channel in view alongside this departure into aviation analysis.

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