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Peter,
I've spent almost 16 years in mountain rescue and have done literally 100's of rescues and body recoveries from plane crashes. It has been my experience that in the vast majority of those, most if not all of the instruments are readable. The glass is often broken, the gauges may or may not be bent, but the needles are there, stuck in posision they were at upon impact. This would indicate the altitude that the pilot 'thought' he was at just prior to impact. PJ ================================================= "Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... "PJ Hunt" wrote in message ... It would be interesting if they would have mentioned what his altimeter was indicating. How would they know? |
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