the problem right now is the sound propagates through the ocean so they don t have any real knowledge about where exactly that is. as you look at the time and difficulty of putting the blue fin 21 down the water, you want a very good understanding of where that ping would be. let s just go on the second detection that lasted only 13 or so minutes. then there was this double ping going on, which many people say is terrific, because there s two, two boxes that we re looking for, flight data and cockpit voice recorder. is there something different about the way they ping? are they identical? actually, they re not. i m holding a pinger now. we ve been saying it s 37 1/2 kilohertz but in reality it s around 37 1/2 kilohertz it it s not exactly. each pinger s a little different. what you would expect is the voice recorder and the flight data recorder should have slightly different frequencies. they should come in a little differently and they should have different times. if you think abo
image the area from where the ping came from and see, if they look for some sort of geometric wreckage, something that doesn t look natural, doesn t look like a rock, doesn t look like the ocean bottom or sand. they ll do that first. if they find interesting looking targets, they ll send something down to visually take a picture of it. this could take days to weeks, or longer even. yeah. officials say the pings that the u.s. navy detected thanks to that sophisticated towed pinger locator that it was near the 37.5 kilohertz which is the standard beacon frequency for those two black boxes. is there anything else that could make that kind of sound that could confuse those who are searching for the black boxes? well, i mean, the sound is very unique. it s going to be a 37 1/2 kilohertz pulse with a specific duration depending on the model of the pinger. if they say that s for one of these pingers, i d be surprised if it could be anything else. that s why they re cautiously
chinese patrol ship searching this effort to find flight 370 has detected a pulse signal at 37 1/2 kilohertz per second which is the exact frequency a pinger on a black box sends out that ping. we ve got our panel here covering this search and this investigation from many different angles all around the world. i want to go straight to pilot dave funk. the discussion up to this point has been searching for debris and hopefully that debris field would lead searchers to the black boxes. it has to be incredibly rare to find the black box before the debris. well, exactly. in this case we just hear a signal from the black box. i m no submarine hunting expert. i m sure we could find somebody. but sound under t water doesn t travel in a straight line like it does through the air, like you and i perceive it. they could get this signal but it s going to be somewhere in a
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