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Right- but you've still got to feed signal data (from the plane) into it. I guess my question is: In the case of flight 370, what radio transmissions (and reci
by beerandt 5y ago
Right- but you've still got to feed signal data (from the plane) into it. I guess my question is:
In the case of flight 370, what radio transmissions (and recievers) are they (WSPR) using using?
And then which transmissions (and recievers) are Godfrey using, if different?
And do either incorporate the raw data as collected by the Inmarsat receiver(s)?
- detaro 5y agoWSPR has nothing to do with any transmissions from the plane. He's effectively trying to use data from WSPR as a crude radar system.
- mannykannot 5y agoGodfrey's claim is that he can detect the plane from reflections of these radio waves and the effect they have on signal strength, and to determine its position in three dimensions. Skeptics suspect he is seeing patterns in noise.