Sion
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Yes we must teach kids in schools Laozi's teachings. :bsmilie:
Malaysia Airlines plane missing...
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Yes we must teach kids in schools Laozi's teachings. :bsmilie:
Yeah, that bloody CEO is a MY. That's where the problem is...
d2xpeter
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Agree, so please.
petetherock
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2nd Ping now...
petetherock
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More pings... the trail might be getting warm finally, just as the battery dies..
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The frequency of the beacon signal is well defined, all it needs is a filter to cut off the frequencies of the noise.
petetherock
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They actually have another pinger on board... so they could be picking up their own signals..
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/04/06/world/asia/mh370-black-box-pings/
image credit: still from CCTV13 video
This outperforms the two shown below. A simple microphone extended on a metal pole and dipped a few inches below the water surface from a raft.
Time for Pentagon and UK MOD to think of Price / Performance Ratio. On second thought, can it be true?
Unless for some reason, parties operating much more expensive + technologically advanced equipment DON'T want to find something.
Poseidon P8
Image credit: www.Boeing .com
and this
image credit: news.bbc.co.uk
This outperforms the two shown below. A simple microphone extended on a metal pole and dipped a few inches below the water surface from a raft.
Time for Pentagon and UK MOD to think of Price / Performance Ratio. On second thought, can it be true?
Unless for some reason, parties operating much more expensive + technologically advanced equipment DON'T want to find something.
Poseidon P8
Image credit: www.Boeing .com
and this
image credit: news.bbc.co.uk
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Sion
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Author: By Mike M. Ahlers CNN
Sorry I don't think so.
First things first.
Show me the video " it appears the Chinese had a spare pinger in the boat". Where?
Haixun is a not a boat.
It is a rescue ship. Maybe the writer cannot tell the difference.
"appears" suddenly become fact and a reason to advance a point of view.
Why would the PRC need to carry a spare pinger on the ship?
I think the writer got confused. He can see a small tubular pinger from a video of the ship Haixun?
The pinger is NOT the black box.
The pinger is a small tubular device on one side of the black box.
Although this case may be a false lead and end up with nothing, the writer is implying that the PRC Navy is stupid.
Sorry I don't think so.
First things first.
Show me the video " it appears the Chinese had a spare pinger in the boat". Where?
Haixun is a not a boat.
It is a rescue ship. Maybe the writer cannot tell the difference.
"appears" suddenly become fact and a reason to advance a point of view.
Why would the PRC need to carry a spare pinger on the ship?
I think the writer got confused. He can see a small tubular pinger from a video of the ship Haixun?
The pinger is NOT the black box.
The pinger is a small tubular device on one side of the black box.
Although this case may be a false lead and end up with nothing, the writer is implying that the PRC Navy is stupid.
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Who has means & motive to take a plane full of people?
http://rt.com/op-edge/lost-airliner-malaysia-nato-china-365/
http://rt.com/op-edge/lost-airliner-malaysia-nato-china-365/
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37.5 kHz is well within the auditory hearing range of dolphins (< 160 / 150 kHz).
Should just send some of them to help out even if the true purpose is solely for Public Relations (PR).
U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program (NMMP) bottlenose dolphins searching for underwater mines.
Should just send some of them to help out even if the true purpose is solely for Public Relations (PR).
U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program (NMMP) bottlenose dolphins searching for underwater mines.
UncleFai
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No more signal today 
http://www.smh.com.au/national/sear...tect-beacon-signals-again-20140408-36al9.html
http://www.smh.com.au/national/sear...tect-beacon-signals-again-20140408-36al9.html
No more signal today
http://www.smh.com.au/national/sear...tect-beacon-signals-again-20140408-36al9.html
Success is close.
[video=youtube;S1zNy-5ESos]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=S1zNy-5ESos[/video]
Sarah Bajc got the idea.
That is how a cheap microphone on a steel pole, placed few inches below the water surface can outperform Poseidon P8 and HMS Tireless submarine.
Another guest expert on either BBC or CNN commented that in this investigation --- Boeing, Rolls Royce and Inmarsat are taking part.
He commented that they are the interested parties who should be the subject of investigation.
Analogy is to get a group of suspects to determine the cause of a crime and have final say on who (if any) is guilty.
Another analogy is to let students mark their own examination papers and determine the grade.
That is how a cheap microphone on a steel pole, placed few inches below the water surface can outperform Poseidon P8 and HMS Tireless submarine.
Another guest expert on either BBC or CNN commented that in this investigation --- Boeing, Rolls Royce and Inmarsat are taking part.
He commented that they are the interested parties who should be the subject of investigation.
Analogy is to get a group of suspects to determine the cause of a crime and have final say on who (if any) is guilty.
Another analogy is to let students mark their own examination papers and determine the grade.
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d2xpeter
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This is such a biased world!
The chinese heard it first and now their credit is being washed down by the angmohs, uttering nonsense such as "they hv another pinger onboard". Shxx!
And the Oz is shining in limelight/newspaper headlines that they heard the "most promising lead"?! @#*?!*^#@
The chinese heard it first and now their credit is being washed down by the angmohs, uttering nonsense such as "they hv another pinger onboard". Shxx!
And the Oz is shining in limelight/newspaper headlines that they heard the "most promising lead"?! @#*?!*^#@
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Well, people will remember before the Chinese found the first ping , all the other countries somehow simply couldn't find anything.
And of course the interesting observation that the Chinese team reported back to the authorities in a China, not the search party heads (Malaysia).
The Australians have the lead in the search mission. The rest is standard obedience, as it is quite common also in SAF.
But anything is better than to report to the coconuts in KL.
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