Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Do these pings actually send a burst of data that can be translated into GPS coords, or is it basically like a "beep" being sent by a radio transmitter? Since if it's just a beep or other basic burst of data, the search area is still going to be fairly huge. Basically 2 times the radius of the transmitter's range. If they got the signal, it means the black box could be anywhere with nn miles radius from where the ping was picked up, basically, so they have to search all around that point. Though I imagine with the multiple pings, based on signal strength they may be able to triangulate to some extent.