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Originally posted by snowcrash911
Something else to consider: if ACARS routing was sensitive to "last known ground station contact" only, then we have a security issue: I could spoof any plane and construct an ACARS denial of service attack based on router table poisoning.
Originally posted by ThePostExaminer
reply to post by snowcrash911
As usual, you are wrong Snowcrash.
From the UA175 thread that you obviously haven't read (along with the UA93 thread)
Originally posted by gman1972
reply to post by snowcrash911
Ahhhhhhh now I get it.
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Originally posted by WetBlanky
Snowcrash911,
I think there is some confusion here. My screen name is WetBlanky, not Aldo Marquis. Accusing people of sock puppetry and calling them something other than their screen name is I am sure a rule breaker. Please do not address me by anything other than my screen name.
Originally posted by WetBlanky
I am positive that no one is genuinely convinced by your links.
Originally posted by WetBlanky
If you are keen on debating, why not take CIT up on the challenge to voice to voice or face to face debate? It's pretty obvious why you reneged.
Originally posted by WetBlanky
You would rather keep it online,
Originally posted by WetBlanky
so you can mire readers in paragraphs of nothingness and avoidances, pages of character assassinations, lies, and pieces of long debunked and corrected disinformation.
Originally posted by WetBlanky
When in a v to v or f to f debate, there is no way to evade questions and you are forced to offer concessions, take Anthony Summers, Adam Larson, and former Operations/Intelligence Sargent John Bursill for example.
Originally posted by WetBlanky
In fact, the only thing you are right about is that this is off-topic. Let's continue this discussion on the Anthony Summers debate defeat thread.
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I presented evidence backed by official documents.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by bubs49
Same baloney, different day:
Good luck....you need it.
Originally posted by bubs49
Just to be on topic again.
- How can an aircraft receive an ACARS, activating an audible signal on board, from a ground station nearly 500 miles away, 7 mins after being supposedly crashed?
- Can any one here provide source saying that a remote ground station can be received nearly 500 miles away by an airplane which is underground?
Originally posted by snowcrash911
Could you please link me directly to the official document that states a reception confirmation was received from UA 93 (or was it UA 175, that was the OP, wasn't it) seven minutes after its crash? You present this claim, but it's easier to verify it if you accompany such brazen claims with a link to a reliable source. Please don't say: "it's in this thread"... you are making a claim, present it please.
Originally posted by bubs49
snowcrash, with all means of respect.
Have you ever considered the option to read a thread, including others' posts, links and referred documentation, before logging on, clicking on "Quote" and posting your speculations?
Yes, buddy. It's all in the thread.
Take your time to review the presented evidence, if you want of course.
Please understand that I can link documents and quote excerpts ad nauseam, but in any way I can force you to read them. Or to understand them.
Originally posted by snowcrash911
bubs, just post the link to the document and I will read it, so we know what we're talking about. Stop giving me the runaround. You know exactly which official document you must be referring to. Present your claim. Stop playing games. Please.
Originally posted by bubs49
Just to be on topic again.
- How can an aircraft receive an ACARS, activating an audible signal on board, from a ground station nearly 500 miles away, 7 mins after being supposedly crashed?
- Can any one here provide source saying that a remote ground station can be received nearly 500 miles away by an airplane which is underground?
Originally posted by bubs49
I guess this is your best assumption for the questions I raised above, right?
Again:
- How can an aircraft receive an ACARS, activating an audible signal on board, from a ground station nearly 500 miles away, 7 mins after being supposedly crashed?
- Can any one here provide source saying that a remote ground station can be received nearly 500 miles away by an airplane which is underground?
Originally posted by snowcrash911
[So you have no official source that shows reception of ACARS seven minutes after crash? Okay. Consider your claim dismissed.