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Old 26th Apr 2014, 18:03
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@Hyperveloce

Thank you for your work on the BFO, I've been attempting similsr analysis but I've been stalled because of a few anomalies.

The first is the offset shift at 1:07 and the implication this shift provides,
the only explanation I can come up with is that the turnaround must have happened at 1:07. (This fits the timing for a turn south at 2:25. But these conclusions are a drastic departure from the Malaysian timeline of events so I haven't posted about this until now.)

The second is the seemingly odd times of the data points in the BFO chart, why was the handshake taking place at 1:07, 2:25 and 2:29?

Why are there no data points for the hourly pings if they happened at 2:11, 3:11, 4:11, 5:11........ as we have been told they occurred?

I was under the impression that Inmarsat had detected a shift about the time of crossing the equator, but I see nothing at that time.


What are your thoughts?
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