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Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge earth
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Wed Oct 25, 2006 7:04 pmby hsvfan
Hi all
Know that our new computer can run google earth I was wondering if anyone has located aircraft wrecks.
I was looking for the b17 (swamp ghost) in PNG but the detail wont let me see much
Cheers
Rhys
Re: Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge ear
Posted:
Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:11 pmby alrot
I have notice that closer looks in google earth are mosly posible in important places as citys and towns, the rest of the emptynes like deserts and montains without town or city are blurry images :)
Re: Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge ear
Posted:
Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:34 pmby hsvfan
Hi
I know what you mean. I know the location of the b17 but the area it is located in is not covered.
Its a shame there are so many areas that are'nt covered with good detail, its a excellent programe.
Cheers
Rhys
Re: Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge ear
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Wed Oct 25, 2006 9:29 pmby alrot
But as the actual Speed of Internet techcnology. Soon It will be a reality.. ,Perhaps we be able to see Images via webcan in LIVE mode ...specialy if comes from Google..Trust me..
Alex
Re: Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge ear
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Wed Oct 25, 2006 10:13 pmby Mushroom_Farmer
There's at least 3 I know of southeast of Albuquerque.
Re: Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge ear
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Thu Oct 26, 2006 1:38 amby Ivan
[quote]Hi all
Know that our new computer can run google earth I was wondering if anyone has located aircraft wrecks.
I was looking for the b17 (swamp ghost) in PNG but the detail wont let me see much
Cheers
Rhys
Re: Searching for Aircraft wrecks using goolge ear
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Thu Oct 26, 2006 4:41 amby Tweek
If you have trouble finding something in high res on Google Earth, use it in conjunction with Windows Live Local. They both tend to cover areas that the others don't, and so you have a higher chance of finding what you want.