[aprssig] Broadcasting?

[Tad Burnett]

And as for the time frame...It is now being reported the everyone made 
it off the plane with in the 90 seconds that is the desired exit time 
for a crash...and probably within a minute there were enough people off 
so the 200 figure would not be posible...I still think that part should 
have been left out...The person reporting obvisouly was not a good 
witness to be reporting such detail....
 
Tad N1QAG

Richard Amirault wrote:

> Actually the original poster said that the APRS message said "...200 
> feared dead"  That was accurate for the time frame when it was sent 
> ... later on we learned that there were no fatalities.
>
> Richard Amirault              N1JDU
> Boston, MA, USA          Go Fly A Kite
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "VE7GDH" Subject: Re: [aprssig] 
> Broadcasting?
> (snip)
>
>> This thread started when someone mentioned that a particular APRS 
>> station had sent an APRS bulletin about a plane crash with hundreds 
>> of fatalities which was completely false. A plane skidded off the end 
>> of a runway in bad weather and burned, but there was not a single 
>> fatality. Let's hope that such false bulletins like this one are 
>> never sent again. Bulletins, if an individual deems that there is a 
>> valid reason for sending it, should be factual.
>
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