>>2561170 pb
OK so the audio has him saying he's low on fuel. Last i heard was about 2100 pounds. That would go pretty quickly. So just guessing here. If it was remote piloted then that statement would be a set up for the lack of a major fire/ explosion, etc. It plays into the story line very well. Just don't know what the story is yet.
Looks more like a strake or type of ventral fin for lateral stability in flight.
Just so happens an anon discovered a decommissioned attack sub named the Richard B Russell, same name as the guy 'piloting' the Q400 was moored in Bremerton Washington. Then brought out of decommissioning.
It's just a radio anon. As long as you're within range of ATC and on freq they can hear you. He could have been sitting in downtown Seattle drinking a latte and flying this thing given the right equipment.
Recycling is the key. That's what is on the official register. So the question is, can we verify the recycling actually occurred?
Not that I ever watched the show but that girl looks like one of the actresses on the show Full House.
I got news for you anon. This remote piloting stuff is done all the time. We take decommissioned fighters, insert the right electronics and they are remotely taxied and piloted out over the Gulf of Mexico for weapons testing. Used to be QF-4's but now they do QF-16s.
Hi moron.
Anon I truly have no idea. All I'm saying is that remote piloting is possible. Tech has been around for decades to do this. Is this what happened? I have no idea. We're just digging at possibilities right now. You're asking great questions though! Keep it up!
No argument from me on that. We're just digging on possibilities. It's what we do.
Something launched a missile on Jun 10.
Right there with ya anon! Same here. Q is fond of saying no coincidences. That leads us down some rabbit holes sometimes.