Look at the other videos of the same collapse that are calibrated right or are using better mics, the individual explosions are very loud and very distinguishable individually.
This is just classic. First you tell me even the crappiest microphone will pick up the sounds of explosions, then you tell me, using the example I showed, why the microphone couldn't pick up the explosive sounds properly suggesting that better mics or ones with greater calibration do pick up the sound. The mic in question was only subject to some wind or does that cause crazy interference? The buildings in my video clip were in open air, unlike WTC7 which had its lower floors surrounded by other buildings, yet the microphone still couldn't quite cope.
What is it to be - are mics all the same or do they have limits?
And no, your video clips do not show many of the initiations. Most start as global collapse is a second or two into its stage. The first stage of collapse starts several seconds before that. The only one which shows the whole collapse from close up at street level is the one with the cops and the microphone is already picking up the noise of those people on the street which is akin to my example and you accept in that case that the microphone was unable to pick up the explosive sounds due to the wind. Why doesn't the microphone near those cops pick up the sound of the building falling (which it doesn't except for the faintest of rumbles) or, assuming it was a natural collapse, the sounds of the breaking structure and penthouse destruction which must have been deafening?
You've hardly made me look silly as you asserted you would have you?
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