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ORIGINAL: thornhappy 3) Each detonator would require it's own receiver and power supply. Quite. quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy 3) Not easy to hide. Depends on the detonator and the power supply, not so? It seems to me that there was plenty of power available in the towers themselves, as for example the emergency electrical power supplies. I do not need to know how it was set up precisely. I only need to realize that in principle it can be done in various ways. quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy 3) Even with very low power receivers (superregenerative) you'd have to replace the battery (say if you wanted to keep the box down to 3x3x4) in a year or so. I do not think that the detonators were present in the towers for more than two weeks, and the last ones to be emplaced for more than one day. quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy Better yet, add a transmitter so you could check for life of the unit. Why? There may have been up to 240 x 100 = 24000 detonators emplaced. Who cares, considering such redundancy, if some of them do not function? quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy Oops...now you need a bigger battery. No, you do not. Because one does not check for the life of the unit. What batteries? Do you have any proof that batteries were used? The detonators may have been powered by the building's electricity supply. quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy Oops, now you need a bigger transmitter to make it through the walls What walls? quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy and now you have a hazard to the detonator itself. Why? quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy 4) You'd need an antenna with pretty damn good gain Why? quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy 5) If your receivers only wake up sporadically to check for messages, you'd never get the precision required for demolition. Why would anyone want to wake them up sporadically? quote:
ORIGINAL: thornhappy 6) You wouldn't want any big transmitters nearby for safety reasons (which would be a problem since WTC 1 had kilowatts of power on the roof due to all the broadcasting gear.) Why would one not want any big transmitters nearby? If each detonator is triggered by a specific frequency code, there is no likelihood within the two weeks that the detonators are emplaced that any will be erroneously triggered by nearby transmitters that each function at their own specific, easily avoided, frequencies and that cannot possibly accidentally transmit the code. hey thorn has been told that shit how many times now? trying to get her to understand electronics is as futile as trying to get ron to understand physics
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