Oh, ok. Well at least you can acknowledge some of the obvious.
On the rest, good luck with that.
There is a reason why, the FBI sees no need identifying the debris. Why they are so secretive?
Oh, ok. Well at least you can acknowledge some of the obvious.
On the rest, good luck with that.
clearly - a plane hit the pentagon. A recorder, debris and remains were found. A radar track - yes. But this do not address my question.
There is a reason why, the FBI sees no need identifying the debris. Why they are so secretive?
Bump the appropriate thread to discuss that. This one is about the FDR data on Flight 77.in an obviously desperate derail attempt
Bump the appropriate thread to discuss that. This one is about the FDR data on Flight 77.
The attempted derail of this and just about any other thread in this section by truthers does nothing but expose your desperation and complete lack of facts.
I just wanted to say...that.
What explanation does the FDR data offer for following event:
9:09 am
Flight 77’s radar blip, missing for the last eight minutes, reappears on Indianapolis flight control’s primary radar scope.
9/11 Commission, 6/17/2004
or is it "normal", that flight control loses the radar blip of passenger airlines?
yes - I read the first 5 pages, and it corroborates me in my question to you. Did the FBI confirm, that they were able identify debris as from Flight AA77?
Now, bio, all you have to do is show us that the identification of AA 77 was not readily apparent.The following e-mail was provided by a Susan Stevenson of the NTSB on 12/26/2007, in response to a 12/16/2007 public correspondence e-mail inquiry:
“Yes. NTSB investigators rarely encounter a scenario when the identification of an accident aircraft is not apparent. But during those occasions, investigators will record serial numbers of major components, and then contact the manufacturer of those components in an attempt to determine what aircraft the component was installed upon.”
- http://gunnyg.wordpress.com/2008/02/27/911-aircraft-black-box-serial-numbers-mysteriously-absent/
Here's some help for you from the NTSB, bio:
Now, bio, all you have to do is show us that the identification of AA 77 was not readily apparent.
Correct. The FDR does erase its own storage, overwriting as it operates. Turbofan's alleged "new information" is nonsense.
I did ask before whether there were damaged frames or extra sync words written after the :xx:45 end of validated data, because this can give us a clue as to what happened next. beachnut answered in the affirmative, but it is very, very hard for us to be sure, since we do not have the actual low-level FDR data, and if corrupted it may be impossible to determine this for certain.
You are just posting for others, no real evidence presented! Just talk of evidence. Present the case with evidence not talk of what undertow did.Nonsense?
Why don't you check my work if you're so sure?
Aviation Recorders Divison 941-371-0811
Are you implying that the FDR begins to overwrite data before
the total memory has been used? So, the FDR arbitrarily picks an address
and could overwrite 30 minute old data?
What's the point of that?
How long was this 'flight' to require erasing the most current data?
More to the point, this information contradicts the idea that a transient may
have erased a block containing the last few seconds of data. Once again,
there is no connection to the erase line while the CPM resides in the FDR;
therefore a block erase cannot occur.
According to Undertow, the raw file contained no such bit/sync information
after :45
clearly - a plane hit the pentagon. A recorder, debris and remains were found. A radar track - yes. But this do not address my question.
I just wanted to say...that.
What explanation does the FDR data offer for following event:
9:09 am
Flight 77’s radar blip, missing for the last eight minutes, reappears on Indianapolis flight control’s primary radar scope.
9/11 Commission, 6/17/2004
or is it "normal", that flight control loses the radar blip of passenger airlines?
Nonsense?
Why don't you check my work if you're so sure?![]()
Your point is not clear for me. What do want to say?
Your point is not clear for me. What do want to say?
TF, what makes anybody think that the software that extracts the data would not throw out the bad data or interpret the first piece of bad data as EOF?
Not necessarily. A single or string of bad characters could be interpreted as EOF to prevent bad data from being written to the file.because end of file is determined by a preset character/string/word designed
by the manufacturer. Who knows what that ID would have been in this case.
I might be able to get such info from Undertow.
The L3 number???Read up Flunked defino, that's not what I said, and it's not what I had implied.
#1. If you don't know the difference between a block erase (returning all
bit states to '1'), and overwriting data then go back to basics.
#2. Why would the FDR begin to overwrite current flight data when there
is older available memory in CPM? It would be kinda pointless to have a
system that erases the most current data huh?
Did anyone call that number and learn something yet?
You should not change names to make up for your failed ideas.Read up ----- defino, ...