It varies by your distance from the radar station. Basically, you have to account for the curvature of the earth. As you get farther, the horizon disappears from LOS (@ ~20 miles) so effective altitude increases.ScoobyDoes wrote: The truth will come out in the end but one question for experts would be, what height does radar actually start working with aircraft?
and from my terastrial broadcast days ... every 30 meter above ground will add a 40 km line of site. ...zzm9980 wrote:It varies by your distance from the radar station. Basically, you have to account for the curvature of the earth. As you get farther, the horizon disappears from LOS (@ ~20 miles) so effective altitude increases.ScoobyDoes wrote: The truth will come out in the end but one question for experts would be, what height does radar actually start working with aircraft?
Pouria Nour Mohammad Merhdad, 19, and Delavar Seyed Mohammad Erza, 29, had reportedly flown here from Doha using Iranian passports and then switched to the stolen Austrian and Italian passports to board the plane.
This could mean they had most likely picked up the stolen passports at KLIA.
Khaled said he had seen four passports carried by Rakhman, which had the photographs of the alleged conman but under different names.
I bet the author was a "truther". So much is being based on alleged "mumbling" from the pilots. He has apparently never heard Singlish/Minglish.rajagainstthemachine wrote:Nice tumblr link http://mh370lost.tumblr.com/?og=1
Our friends the other side of the Causeway really are getting some proper hammer at the minute.sundaymorningstaple wrote:And a nice withering attack on the Malaysian style of politics...
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/03/13/wo ... 0&referrer
that china kept it quiet for so long speaks volumes about their intentions vs the perceived Malaysian incompetence ...x9200 wrote:
- the China satellites noticed some large (meters-long) objects along the possible plane route.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/m ... a-sea-live
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