Hey UK_Dave, you seem to have a big mouth, but not much to back it up.
No sale. Try again.
Hey UK_Dave, you seem to have a big mouth, but not much to back it up.
I didn't say anything, MACKEY said it and it's quoted. Now he's trying to
squirm out.
He's stating that transients can wipe out single gates, without burning out
the prior buffer circuitry, or blowing the chip entirely.
He's stating that the transients (which don't burn up individual gates) can
alter bit states of adjacent words ( < wow for that one!).
Mackey is stating that six seconds of data is 'missing' even though power was
completely lost after 200 msecs after impact.
If all that BS isn't enough, he lies about damage to the CPM chip upon which
data was retrieved.
Pick your poison people. In order for any of the lies above to make sense,
the NTSB impact time MUST ALSO be incorrect by six seconds and DME had
to record out of tolerance.
Mackey when are you going to debate PFT accident investigators? Are you
scared to leave the comfort of all your buddies that know little to nothing
about data/electronics?
When are you going to contact the NTSB to correct the impact time? Gee,
it's not that important...it only means the difference between hit and miss.![]()
Yes BJE, you're a bright one.
No, you only claim you don't believe it. But you've slipped up enough times here and on ATS that we know you know AA77 hit the Pentagon.I don't believe AA77 hit the Pentagon.
Let's repeat so there's no doubt about your screw-up:If you were able to keep up with the
technical aspect of this thread, you would understand that we're talking
about Mackey's hypothetical nonsense, and that Mackey stated the
FDAU/FDR retained power up to 200 msec after impact.
There you are in all your glory, Turbofan."Mackey is stating that six seconds of data is 'missing' even though power was completely lost after 200 msecs after impact."
We don't forget that you refuse to provide any eyewitnesses to YOUR "flyover" theory, Turbofan. How dimwitted is that? Imagine, claiming there was a flyover but refusing to provide any eyewitnesses beyond the Pentagon in metro DC that would have necessarily seen a flyover.Yes, and you keep overlooking our witness accounts and impossible
damage to the Pentagon.
I would be more civil if he owned up to his error. Sorry you don't understand
EEPROM;s either.
Indeed. And your the dim one for not admitting your screw-up.
No, you only claim you don't believe it. But you've slipped up enough times here and on ATS that we know you know AA77 hit the Pentagon.
Let's repeat so there's no doubt about your screw-up:
The NTSB report describes damage to the FDR. That's what I described. How much affected the memory module is not clarified, and I have no insight. I do know, however, that many parameters were irretrievable, also as described in the NTSB report. You are lying, again...
And from someone who provided evidence the explains how damage to EPROMS happens and can happen. And evidence of the same model FDRs losing data in other events.
Give it up turbo, the game is over. You're not going to get more DVD sales this way to turn a profit.
RADALT, are you trying to be misleading? The RADALT is not a factor on 9/11, the RADALT is not needed to know 77 hit the Pentagon, there is DNA, and all of 77 at the Pentagon; you conveniently ignore the real evidence, trying to manufacture some perfect FDR image!...
You should probably read the report I provided a link
You should also be aware that PFT decoded RAD ALT without a hitch.
A parameter that the NTSB 'conveniently left out'. YOu can talk to Undertow about the procedure and process to decode a raw file.
A liar? THis coming from someone who believes adjacent gate states can
flip from transients without effecting a block of data? Did you happen to
look at the EEPROM gate layout I provided?
Do you see how several gates are connected in parallel?
Enough voltage and duration to flip states of tri-stated gates without
burning up any single transistor. Unreal.
I don't post at ATS. Never have to this day.
Too bad ERPOMS and EEPROMS are two different designs and erase VERY
differently.
That is not proof, but rather a poor understanding of electronics and
design.
This isn't a game. You have no evidence. Your guys don't even know
the difference between EPROM and EEPROM!
L3 Comm uses(used) EEPROMs in the FDR installed on AA77
and planes before and after!
Busted AGAIN!
Too bad ERPOMS and EEPROMS are two different designs and erase VERY
differently.
That is not proof, but rather a poor understanding of electronics and
design.
This isn't a game. You have no evidence. Your guys don't even know
the difference between EPROM and EEPROM!
L3 Comm uses(used) EEPROMs in the FDR installed on AA77
and planes before and after!
Busted AGAIN!
And the link that was given, is that about EPROMs or EEPROMs? (Here it is again.)
Oops. Who's busted again?
(Does anyone use EPROMS that aren't EEPROMs these days? I remember those things, you had to bake the chip in an ultraviolet light box to erase them... antique technology from the days of the Z80 processor, S100 bus, and CP/M operating system! Though to be fair, they were an improvement over punched paper tape...)
Respectfully,
Myriad
Looks like Mackey is busted because that linked article doesn't support
his theory, nor say a thing about transient spikes altering bit states.
I really wish you guys new a tiny bit about this stuff before linking it.
You think Mackey will go with me to de PROM? I mean he
must know more than me right?![]()
That's what the evidence in this thread supports. Unless you can come up with a good reason why "going live" with you would improve the quality of your arguments, again, this forum is more than adequate for the purpose.
did I miss it's grand release? I could use a good laugh.
Mackey what are you doing here?
That's what the evidence in this thread supports. Unless you can come up with a good reason why "going live" with you would improve the quality of your arguments, again, this forum is more than adequate for the purpose.