He's probably smart enough not to answer anymore since I've questioned
his T4-T5 timing which does not have a thing to do with "lag", or delay
when writing sensor data to crash protected memory.
So you smart guys realize that the FDR is nothing more than a storage
device which holds data, correct?
You also know that the FDR contains flash memory just like your USB
drives, or IPODs, etc...correct?
You are aware that members of the PFT research team met with ARINC
employees and had the raw file decoded by industry professionals...ya?
Ummm...let's see...you know that our members have access to the frame
layout and actual ARINC documentation, right?
What else do you guys want? It's not rocket science after that point.
The data is within a format which can be read back intuitively; it's no longer
scrambled 1's and 0's!
Anyway, Beachnut is still CLUELESS about the difference between raw data
and the CSV file. He wants me to explain a question that doesn't make
sense.
I've already told him a few times that the DME holds the last value until
the next update, and there are two transmitters alternating DME every
two seconds.
Write it down Beachnut. Draw some lines. Sound it out S-L-O-W-L-Y.
Get your kid to help you out. Maybe I can phone you later and explain it?
By the way kids, L3 did not reply. That does not mean they
don't support it. Until L3 denounces the study (or any other organization),
consider them scared, or gagged.
Get real. We're talking about an entire company with government contracts.
Getting a reply from a source such as L3 for/against will be near impossible.
Ed Santana verified a specification for PFT research, which also burns a hole
in Anti's claim that two seconds of data can be missing!
Where's the broom? I need to sweep up all of these chicken feathers.
Still nobody wants to talk huh?