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You know perfectly well that the data is faked, Farmer. Read some interesting quotes of yours lately. Anyway, that's not my area of interest, just providing the counter argument. Have fun.
You know perfectly well that the data is faked, Farmer. Read some interesting quotes of yours lately. Anyway, that's not my area of interest, just providing the counter argument. Have fun.
Why? It was not important to the investigation.If this would be a genuine data set they would not leave it to amateurs/private investigators to "decode" it. They would take care that it's not misinterpreted.
Public who? Can you show me some public outcry that would warrant a full investigation into the actual track of the plane to where it ended up. ALL the physical evidence answers that question.Why not? They can, the public asks and they have nothing to hide.
If this would be a genuine data set they would not leave it to amateurs/private investigators to "decode" it. They would take care that it's not misinterpreted.
Mostly I "waste my life" playing golf or skiing (season depending of course). "Da-twoof" is just something to pass the time at work.Well, if there's no controversy, DGM, and the public doesn't demand answers, I wonder what it is you waste your life with? Dead is da twoof and yet da duhbunkies keep on pantomime debunking. Curious.
If this would be a genuine data set they would not leave it to amateurs/private investigators to "decode" it. They would take care that it's not misinterpreted.
Mostly I "waste my life" playing golf or skiing (season depending of course). "Da-twoof" is just something to pass the time at work.
Dennis Cimino said:Radio Altimeters do not guarantee measurement from the ground. The device measures whatever object you are flying over within a certain range (a building, trees... etc). The tracking capability of the Radio altimeter is 330 feet per second, or a little under 200 knots(3). According to the data, the aircraft was traveling at a speed of 460-480 knots. Well outside the limits of the Radio Altimeter tracking capability, not to mention well outside the capabilities of a standard 757.
Dennis Cimino said:Yep, a frenchman published a piece about this utter absurdity, and had those unretouched pics in his presentation. In them, you can clearly see vertical steel studs or parts of the wall, behind the entry hole that an 80 ton, 460 knot airliner just entered.
Was this plane made out of silly putty?
No engine entry points, no wing slots, meaning wings would have been outside the building, as there was such a paucity of wreckage, for them to be converted to pure energy release at impact, the resultant force would have obliterated that quarter of the buuilding. No empennage wreckage, no engine penetration holes, no vertical stabilzer. No luggage, no bodies, no seats. No nothing.
Dennis Cimino said:April Gallop mentioned she crawled thru this 'inferno hole' just after it was created, with her son on her back. She sustained no major burns. Her hair wasn't on fire. She didn't suffer significant smoke inhalation. How can this be.
Funny...Balsamo is having a woody because PrisonPlanet is running it on their frontpage today.
Anyway, there are a couple things that I wanted to ask you guys about:
Originally Posted by Dennis Cimino
Radio Altimeters do not guarantee measurement from the ground. The device measures whatever object you are flying over within a certain range (a building, trees... etc). The tracking capability of the Radio altimeter is 330 feet per second, or a little under 200 knots(3). According to the data, the aircraft was traveling at a speed of 460-480 knots. Well outside the limits of the Radio Altimeter tracking capability, not to mention well outside the capabilities of a standard 757.
I’ve never worked with Radio Alts. Is Dennis being accurate in their measuring capabilities? Even if he is right, it doesn’t mean the RA wouldn’t be recording some sort of reliable data, correct? Also, where did he make up the crap about 480 knots being “well outside the capabilities of a standard 757”?
If this would be a genuine data set they would not leave it to amateurs/private investigators to "decode" it. They would take care that it's not misinterpreted.
LOL what possible use would it be to the investigation? And if it was faked why wouldn't they simply fake it without errors. They are so smart to have staged all 911 but can't fake a data field???
Why even admit the FDR data survived at all?
Farmer,
Is it at all possible the FDR data came from the plane that was following the 757?

Farmer,
Is it at all possible the FDR data came from the plane that was following the 757?
I flew a Boeing jet past Vmo, the RADAR Altimeter worked. I have flown over 350 knots, I was 500 to 600 feet above the ground, the RAD/ALT read 500 to 600 feet. This guy is a moron, a Balsamo nut case expert, who has to lie to keep up his paranoid nut case conspiracy theories, like the ones you have.Radio Altimeters do not guarantee measurement from the ground. The device measures whatever object you are flying over within a certain range (a building, trees... etc). The tracking capability of the Radio altimeter is 330 feet per second, or a little under 200 knots(3). According to the data, the aircraft was traveling at a speed of 460-480 knots. Well outside the limits of the Radio Altimeter tracking capability, not to mention well outside the capabilities of a standard 757.
No theory? What the heck are the lies Dennis makes up? Idiots. The idiotic lies Balsamo has to fling to sell DVD to morons.Pilots For 9/11 Truth do not offer theory or point blame at this point in time. However, there is a growing mountain of conflicting information and data in which government agencies and officials refuse to acknowledge. Pilots For 9/11 Truth Core member list continues to grow.