stateofgrace
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"pomeroo - RB, please read Apathoid's paper (see link below) and tell us what he gets wrong. I may be only person here who is not in on the joke, but Apathoid has demonstrated, in painstaking detail, why the planes that hit the WTC could not have been flown by remote control. Perhaps the regulars are tired of hammering fantasists on this subject. I joined the forum in October and have missed much of the good stuff. Again, RB, your entire house of cards collapses into its own footprint (snicker) if real jihadists hijacked real planes. Show us what Apathoid is missing. I don't even require use of the quote button.
http://911myths.com/Remote_Takeover.pdf"
I have read it, and I have addressed it already.....
He does know the mechanicals and electrical parts of the plane. But does he know how the EMBEDDED code works, or how it can be updated?? Does he know that EMBEDDED code, especially by a plane that is run largely on it, can be modified to over ride ANY input manually?
It's not a "conspiracy theory" to know that EMBEDDED code can be changed. This is REALITY! I have written embedded code for x186, ZILOG, MOTOROLA, 8052, and the 8088. Not just SIMPLE code.... Very complex and soffisicated code for use to test very complexly populated boards.
Apathoid has adressed this and is very clear why you are wrong
Christ on a popcicle, did you even read the damn essay? If you had, you might've seen where I mentioned that you can kill the entire electrical system and still fly the plane. How is your embedded software gonna work without power?
Also, I made it pretty clear that the 767 is not a fly-by-wire airplane, which means that the "software"(which is actually hardware generated data in a DITS format called ARINC 429) only has control of the airplane when autopilot is engaged.
You might also have read where I pointed out that the airplanes position determining system(called IRS) is only accurate to about a mile plus the initial poition entry error which could be as much as another mile.
How about you at least google some information about the 767 flight control system and avionics(or read my pdf) before trying to have a debate with someone who has forgotten more about these systems then you will ever know.
How can embedded code over ride manual controls? When the auto pilot is off the software that controls the positioning of the plane is off, it is out of the loop.
I'm sure I will be corrected if wrong, but from what I see it is totally irrelevant what extra embedded code was put into the planes software, because it can simply be over ridden by switching off the auto pilot. This would make perfect sense since during an emergency a pilot would take control of the plane manually.
Again from what I read it seems the auto piloting system is not that accurate to be able to fly a plane into a specific target, it would have to be done manually. So if embedded code was controlling the planes position how did they manage to fly it into a building?
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