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Originally posted by Gordi The Drummer
I just received a warning from my anti-virus software (AVG) when I opened this thread page.
I have no other programs running, and no other web or browser pages open.
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The warning says:
"DANGER: AVG Search-Shield has detected active threats on this page and has blocked access for your protection.
The page you are trying to access has been identified as a known exploit, phishing, or social engineering web site
and therefore has been blocked for your safety. Without protection, such as that in the AVG Security Toolbar and AVG,
your computer is at risk of being compromised, corrupted or having your identity stolen. Please follow one of the
suggestions below to continue.
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I'll let ATS management know too, just in case.
stay safe!
G
Originally posted by impressme
”SCREAMING” that your opinion are true, for God sakes, show us some proof, that you are right and everyone else is wrong.
Where is your proof? These are your assumptions nothing more.
n late 1997 the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) adopted a change requiring an increase in the number of recorded signals for flight data recorders (FDR). This rule change will affect many airplanes that operate under FAA rules, including all airplanes registered in the United States and those in other countries where regulatory authorities use the FAA rules as their own. Boeing is prepared to help operators meet the requirements of the rule change by its effective date, which varies according to each airplane's date of manufacture.
Boeing models 707, 727, 737-100/-200/-300/-400/-500, 757, 767, 747-100/-200/-300/-400, 777-200/-300, DC-8, DC-9, DC-10, MD-11, MD-80, and MD-90 will require retrofit activity. This may involve the addition of new sensors and wiring plus installation of a DFDAU, software, or both because of a new FDR frame. The details of the Boeing plan to support the airplanes listed below are discussed in "Rule Change Support Plan".
...a bad cockpit door switch, even pre-9/11, was likely a "no-go" item for flight. Its sole purpose is NOT to provide a record for the FDR, its to warn the pilots if the door is ajar by providing an amber message on the engine display.
Originally posted by turbofan
reply to post by ownbestenemy
As Mr. Balsamo stated earlier, it's very common and logical to accept the fact that pilots do not leave the flight deck during short
flights, and therefore a constant CLOSED value is what we would expect to see.
I wouldn't call 4.5 hrs a particularly short flight and I think it is quite unreasonable to expect anyone to believe the door was never opened in 42 hrs of flight. Even if the flight crew don't stir much I have never been on a flight where the cabin crew don't appear to be going into the cockpit on a pretty frequent basis. Did no-one on the flight deck want a cup of coffee in 42 hrs ?
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by R_Mackey
You have addressed how long pilots can last without going to the bathroom but can you honestly say that pre-911 it is likely that in a total of 42 hrs of flying no flight attendants entered the flight deck ? Would that be normal ?
Originally posted by R_Mackey
For those who claim the cockpit door sensor was not required equipment (ie. a "no-go" item on the 757), please see apathoid/767Doctor reply here.
forums.randi.org...
...a bad cockpit door switch, even pre-9/11, was likely a "no-go" item for flight. Its sole purpose is NOT to provide a record for the FDR, its to warn the pilots if the door is ajar by providing an amber message on the engine display.
I don't feel digging through manuals, but I'll just say that the functionality just likely wasn't there for that parameter - there are many parameters in Warrens RO that produce no change of binary states or produce any data. The FDAU(box that collects all the data and streams it to the FDR) has the capability to collects hundreds, even thousands of parameters in new versions; the FAA mandates 70, I believe. Its up to the airlines if they want to record other params. The vast majority are just open, not wired to the systems that they are supposed to record. This one just happens to support Balsawood Bobs newest snakeoil scheme.
Aren't you speculating in regards to the pilot's bathroom habits?
Originally posted by R_Mackey
That would be speculation Alfie. I leave that up to those who make excuse for the govt story.
Originally posted by abefrohman
Come on guys.
Everyone seems to agree that the plane didn't hit the Pentagon... and the Government is covering it up.
Yet somehow you all think it's reasonable to trust data released by the government from a data recorder from the plane?
If the data the govt. releases supporting the terrorist explanation is not valid, then the data they release supporting anything else is not valid.
I'll listen to anything in the way of eyewitness testimony and physical evidence that refutes the terrorist story... but when we start using information that was released by the same people who are lying to us just because it supports what we want to believe... that's when I get off the bus.
Look at it this way.
If it was a helicopter... the data is fake.
If it was a missile... the data is fake.
If the flight was unmanned... the data is fake.
Only if the flight was hijacked does it make any sense to trust any of this data, and it seems to me that nobody here thinks it was a hijacking.
[edit on 27-11-2009 by abefrohman]
Originally posted by 911files
Originally posted by impressme
”SCREAMING” that your opinion are true, for God sakes, show us some proof, that you are right and everyone else is wrong.
Where is your proof? These are your assumptions nothing more.
Maybe this will help. Here is 42 hours worth of data for the FLT DECK DOOR. It is sampled once every 4 seconds. Have fun trying to find one case of the door being open.
FLT DECK DOOR Parameter - 12 flights
It is a csv file and should open in notepad, Excel and even in your browser.
Originally posted by wholetruth
Originally posted by 911files
Originally posted by impressme
”SCREAMING” that your opinion are true, for God sakes, show us some proof, that you are right and everyone else is wrong.
Where is your proof? These are your assumptions nothing more.
Maybe this will help. Here is 42 hours worth of data for the FLT DECK DOOR. It is sampled once every 4 seconds. Have fun trying to find one case of the door being open.
FLT DECK DOOR Parameter - 12 flights
It is a csv file and should open in notepad, Excel and even in your browser.
congratulations mockingbird!!!
you've proven that on 11 consecutive flights (most relatively short) that these planes weren't hijacked either!!!!
oh yeah and the pilots went to the bathroom before lift off.
so you proven that flight 77 wasn't hijacked just like 11 previous flights weren't hijacked.
guess its time for you to crawl back into randi's sewer for a bit......
Originally posted by Alfie1
The other night my car speedometer was registering 0 on my way home. However, as I was still patently moving I rejected that data and got the speedo fixed.
I fix electricky stuff on big planes for a living. Trust me, there was nothing wrong with the door switch(its not a sensor). If the door switch was stuck, maintenance would have fixed it in the prior 12 flights..