Ken,
Thanks, I hope you get your rating ability sorted. I still seem to be being hit with 1's with no posts! Dishonesty reigns is seems. I've now rated yours but even the top score applied didn't get you into the 5's. I'll point yours out to those who I think may agree your thesis, i.e. Judy Nabb may be one so do read and post on hers if you haven't done so yet.
I agree the mirror image wave-packet model works fine, but the issue then is how to reproduce the quantum correlations, which are really in 2 parts, the +/- 50:50 is only one and has the counterfactuality/ftl issue (Alice seems to change Bob's by changing her own setting) then the 'cosine curve' distribution with relative setting angle (not 'actual angle!) needs to be derived, which supposedly can't be done classically.
However using the different assumptions of reversible ELECTRONS (wave packets if you wish) in the detectors EM field, all then emerges classically. It's a bit like YOU the observer spinning and reporting which way a fixed disc is spinning from YOUR rest frame. If you're spun the other way you'd report it spinning the other way! It's just thinking outside the box the boxes came in. I can't see your model precludes that but do comment.
Well done for yours. I do hope you manage to score mine.
Peter