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To: Mr. Adrenaline who wrote (16678)	9/12/2000 10:37:15 AM
From: Selectric II	Read Replies (2) of 29987

Mr. Adrenaline, forgive my ignorance if this is totally off, but aren't all those various forms of avionics somewhat shielded from extraneous signals? And don't they emit some themselves? I can envision lots of instances where 747's would be continuously or intermittently exposed to all sorts of signals, across the spectrum, which can't be controlled or prevented -- ranging from a ground crew's walkie talkies while the plane is leaving the gate to an F117 stealth near-miss high in the skies. Radar. TV and radio stations. Cell towers. Police transceivers. Ham radio. etc. etc. Have all these circumstances been tested and proven 100%? Do the 747's fuel gauges act up under any of these circumstances, or is this really just a red herring? Inquiring minds want to know.

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