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Calculations. we had debris calculations were made to tell us where it came from and not where it came from so we spent two months in the wrong haystack. altogether maybe a little over a week, maybe eight days even we spent before we found the flight. i think they have got the right technology. they have got the right team. if the plane is in that area there will show up and they will find it. >> we are the transponder and we have the -- and its still took that amount of time. >> credit where cr...

The water. they searched on the surface and havent found any wreckage. a couple of weeks ago we heard nothing and now they have these pings. how strong after lead? how much is your confidence that they are looking in the right place based on the information they have? >> im very confident, because we had an initial acquisition of two hours, 20 minutes. we have the pulse repetition rate very stable. the amplitude that was within the time that the batteries were operating. we dont know of any othe...

Malaysian flight 370. >> if you relook at the pings from the data recorders to make a reassessment -- >> lets make sure we didnt miss it. i know they have been being careful but be sure you dont leave that area until youre positive its not there. >> arthur, another question for you. there has been frustration from the beginning on a lot of levels about sharing of information certainly from the malaysian government side and saw that with radar data early on. you have some frustration aimed at a s...

Might be. >> the issue is sensitivity because that is military data and these countries dont want to expose that which i imagine would be a problem. >> let me just say just one thing. that malaysian radar is not the best radar on the planet. i dont think they would compose any great military secret. they had a plane that through across the peninsula with impunity for over 30 minutes and be like going from new york to l.a. -- >> and not raising an alarm but i imagine that is why they dont want to...

Experts. we have been given facts and drawing no conclusions. what id like the malaysians to do if they would rather analyze the information on the altitude changes, how they actually got the altitude changes. we have been around this a million times in terms of the radar. there is no transponders and surveillance data doesnt work and draw conclusions to it so when they come on the world stage and give us some information, there has to be conclusions as to what it actually means, rather than we ...