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Al Borland posted:I'm not so good at reading so if it was 18k yeah. No idea, probably plane bullshit or aliens no need for guesswork, your answer lies within this very thread if you'd only read it
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. I'm not surprised China has no idea where the plane is though. I'd guess they have a sub par radar system for travel that has highly underpaid people working it and is built with parts made in China.
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Hugh Malone posted:bring down the plane we don't know this part yet
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Hugh Malone posted:no kiddin? then why did you say it ps nice edit
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Hopefully they can find this thing soon   The same source as that image said it can survive 6000m depth and 3400g's of force, so it must be in decent shape.
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Mar 9, 2014 19:38
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bush did MH370
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I'd invite a woman to visit my cockpit if you know what I'm saying
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Mar 11, 2014 22:06
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doomisland posted:nutted, but she still sucking *crashes plane*
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Mar 13, 2014 19:31
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That's part of what I don't understand with some of those air disasters. A pilot once told me he could feel his C-5 cargo jet sliding left or right when it needed some rudder trim. I guess it just says a lot about the heat of the moment when disaster strikes and the pilots start ignoring those sensations. Also hard to believe that I missed a chance at infamy when I was working on the ramp at my local airport, and I could have brought down a plane with a piece of bubble gum in the correct pitot tube.
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Mar 13, 2014 19:57
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Skipjack posted:get a piece of string. hold it loose in your hand. now hold your arm out straight and run. tell me what happens to the string, genius. i think the plane takes off because its tires are moving at takeoff speed
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Mar 13, 2014 22:07
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I don't think some of yall really understand what happens when an aircraft slams into the ocean. It breaks up into a million pieces, some of which sink, the rest floats. Your socks would float on the water waiting to be washed up on a distant shore, or for a military ship to find them.
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Mar 15, 2014 00:07
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i think it's safe to say that the plane is in multiple pieces now at least, unless it isn't
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Mar 18, 2014 01:44
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I don't think a razor is going to help find the plane, but I guess at this point the Malaysians are willing to try anything
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Mar 18, 2014 01:59
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It was actually a 4-monitor setup (lower one for flight instruments) and a yoke/throttle/rudder pedals. Nothing any flight-sim nerd with money doesn't already have. I guess the FBI goes nuts when people get in a car wreck and find out they have an iRacing setup with a hydraulic motion-seat
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I believe the black boxes only record the last two hours of flight audio, so all the good poo poo is gone since the theory is that the plane was in the air for way longer than that after whatever happened that caused it to go off course.
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Mar 21, 2014 22:59
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Chinatown posted:The plane flew to Crimea guys. Chinatown posted:Its gone guys. Chinatown posted:Hahah this plane is loving GONE guys. Chinatown posted:Its gone guys. Chinatown posted:Guys, its gone. Chinatown posted:Its gone guys. Chinatown posted:Guys, its gone. Chinatown posted:Its gone. Really. Chinatown posted:Its gone, guys. Chinatown posted:Its gone guys. nah idk
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