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of all the crazy theories about the mayalsia air plane, this one on wired actually makes sense -- (link)
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Andie
Mar 18 '14, 13:54
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electrical fire
(www.wired.com)
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I don't get how an electrical fire disables all electrics except for the auto pilot. -- nm
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loyola
Mar 18, 14:12
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Neither do I, but he's a commercial pilot and I'm not. -- nm
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spamlet
Mar 18, 14:20
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he's saying if you have a fire and don't know exactly where, you start pulling the electrical boxes to try to isolate and stop it.
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Will Hunting
Mar 18, 14:22
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A combination of your thought of overwhelming and also Andie's line below.
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Will Hunting
Mar 18, 14:32
This line from the article was interesting to me - and maybe addresses that? "Aviate, navigate, and lastly, communicate is the mantra in such
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Andie
Mar 18, 14:30
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deliberate, fascinate, deviate, reinstate, liberate, moderate -- nm
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Max
Mar 18, 14:35
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lol -- nm
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loyola
Mar 18, 14:38
HE's suggesting a fire in the wheelwell could disable the communications and when dealing with electrical fires, they pull the fuses and reset them...
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zeitgeist
Mar 18, 14:17
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As I understand it the acars on that boeing has a stand alone battery that enables it to stays emitting data unless it's manually switched off.
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loyola
Mar 18, 14:32
i don't think he is suggesting they were 'confused', he is suggesting they were overwhelmed physically, probably by smoke. -- nm
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Andie
Mar 18, 14:18
snakes; no Samuel L Jackson. -- nm
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Max
Mar 18, 14:08
Flying Alien Sharks swallowed it whole. -- nm
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David
Mar 18, 13:59
yeah i read that this morning, seems perfectly reasonable
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Truman
Mar 18, 13:59
I was just coming to post this. -- nm
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spamlet
Mar 18, 13:55
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And this gives me the chills even more. If the pilot was incapacitated and the flight continued on auto for seven hours did the passengers know?
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spamlet
Mar 18, 13:59
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if the pilots were incopacitated then the passengers were likely the first to go -- nm
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zeitgeist
Mar 18, 14:11
I always think of the ghost flight that ended up being Payne Stewart's death.
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Will Hunting
Mar 18, 14:10
saw a show about a Greek plane that was flying for hours until it ran out of fuel ...
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zork
Mar 18, 14:09
if the smoke was that bad, that it would be the second version of that thought.
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Truman
Mar 18, 14:01
yeah, that's a grim possibility. -- nm
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Andie
Mar 18, 14:01
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Yeah, I started with wormhole and am sticking with it. -- nm
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Spawn Lord
Mar 18, 13:57
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I've been meaning to post for a few days that I think it's hype for the upcoming season of Dr. Who that went out of control
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zork
Mar 18, 14:00
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