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MOD5537 is the company part number for a power supply for the emergency lights on a 757.
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
Several pilots and AA maintenence personnel comment in the JREF thread. Pretty informative if you are willing to handle reality.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
reply to post by Taxi-Driver
Are you talking about this thread?
forums.randi.org...
In post #291 this guy states:
MOD5537 is the company part number for a power supply for the emergency lights on a 757.
forums.randi.org...
Can anyone here confirm that? But better yet, can anyone confirm that it was from Flight 77?
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
Why would anyone need to? Do you need MORE confirmation that flt 77 crashed at the Pentagon?
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
Why would anyone need to? Do you need MORE confirmation that flt 77 crashed at the Pentagon?
Thanks for that.
Your inability to answer the question shows very clearly, how weak your position is with regards to the image in the OP.
You have not been able to prove that alleged part was from the alleged Flight AA77.
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
Yeah, that's the thread. So you knew about this, but are just now to the point of trying to discuss it?
Why would anyone need to? Do you need MORE confirmation that flt 77 crashed at the Pentagon?
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
Like I said the part is likely from an American Airlines 757.
Originally posted by Taxi-Driver
Think about your car...
Originally posted by optyk phyba
can you conclusively prove that the part didn't come from f77 ???
i would see that as a more logical question to ask rather than - 'can any one prove that it did'.
so CAN any one conclusively prove that the part did not come from f77 ?
Originally posted by optyk phyba
sorry no.
the burden of proof is on those who claim that the part did not come from f77.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
SO...adding up....totals 188,375! The actual numbers are in the American Airlines database somewhere. ALL weight & balance computations are computerized, nowadays (and then too).
Radiant Power Corporation is the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). Our spare batteries and battery packs for emergency egress lighting systems are designed by the same engineers that designed the cell charger itself. Be assured, they will be ready to perform as intended by the airframer.