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<font size="+2">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....<br>
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Tad N1QAG<br>
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Richard Amirault wrote:<br>
<blockquote cite="mid00fc01c59858$5cdb3120$4b01a8c0@RICHARD" type="cite">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.
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Richard Amirault N1JDU
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Boston, MA, USA Go Fly A Kite
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----- Original Message ----- From: "VE7GDH" Subject: Re: [aprssig]
Broadcasting?
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<blockquote type="cite">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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