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Beginning we ended up revisiting. that was the breakthrough in the certainly. we assume underwater beacon locaters -- beacons on black boxes were functioning, two of them, independent systems. we gave very good credit to the beacon surge right in the beginning. as it turns out they were both broken, highly unlikely. we went back and said perhaps we should revisit this and consider there was no target during that certainly and that's what led to recommending the area where the crash was found. >> hopefully what we learned about how to question assumptions and what might be right and might be wr...

Miles. >> there was so much comparison, it took a full two years to actually find the air france flight. >> there is quite a variance in the area, as far as the topography in the area. the reason we had so much trouble with air france, the fact it was so deep. 13,000 feet, you have already given up close to three miles locating the under water beacon locaters, the black boxes. >> i have gotten conflicting answers and would like to hear your theory, if the plane ended up in the water, crashed in the water, is it etl -- >> elt devices, which are supposed to -- basicaly act as