Old Project Avalon Forum (ARCHIVE) - View Single Post - UFO's, MiG-29's and Trout Fishing

dataeast · 10-26-2008, 09:27 PM

The old Russian hardware is huge compared to Western counterparts, they had on record the largest fighter jet in service, of which the name escapes me :P. The ceramics (heat insulators?) were possibly for the valve technology they employed rather than solid state components, which they did not posses in abundance, valves are not affected by EMP... so I guess for reliability the ol' valves tubes are the go and not just for audiophiles!

It just struck me as strange that they'd (US) use MiG's but I guess as MiG is no longer state controlled (I assume) anyone can buy their aircraft...

I thought if anyone could verify this further then it would help enhance the validity of "real" UFOs and not supposedly back engineered or "stolen" craft, which don't seem to account for the phenomena in it's entirety. Also may squash some claims that all that stuff is black ops, circumstantial as it is.

10-26-2008, 09:27 PM	#3
dataeast Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 114	Re: UFO's, MiG-29's and Trout Fishing The old Russian hardware is huge compared to Western counterparts, they had on record the largest fighter jet in service, of which the name escapes me :P. The ceramics (heat insulators?) were possibly for the valve technology they employed rather than solid state components, which they did not posses in abundance, valves are not affected by EMP... so I guess for reliability the ol' valves tubes are the go and not just for audiophiles! It just struck me as strange that they'd (US) use MiG's but I guess as MiG is no longer state controlled (I assume) anyone can buy their aircraft... I thought if anyone could verify this further then it would help enhance the validity of "real" UFOs and not supposedly back engineered or "stolen" craft, which don't seem to account for the phenomena in it's entirety. Also may squash some claims that all that stuff is black ops, circumstantial as it is.