Lost sailors’ story doesn’t add up, experts say

Honolulu - The US Coast Guard said on Monday that two Hawaiian women who had been missing for five months at sea had an emergency beacon that was never activated in their yachts.

Coast Guard spokesperson Scott Carr told AP communications that he had an emergency position on the ship indicating a radio beacon (EPIRB) in a review of the incident and subsequent interview with survivors It showed that it was not.

When asked if they have a radio beacon, the woman said they had other communication devices on AP Friday on Friday, but they did not mention EPIRB.

The device communicates with the satellite and sends its location to the authorities within minutes of activation. It will operate when submerged in water or opened manually

During the report after the Coast Guard incident, Jennifer Appel, who was aboard the yacht with Tasha Fuiava, was asked if he had an emergency beacon. Apel answered she did and it was registered correctly

"We asked why they did not activate EPIRB during this period and she thought they were in trouble as they were within 24 hours of their death There was never a thing. "Tara Mall answering with the curl to the telephone of AP communication

Mr. Karl also said he is in wireless communication with ships claiming that the Coast Guard is a fairy near Tahiti in June. According to reports, these women lost their engines and said they had damaged rigging and mast.

Retired Coast Guard officials in charge of search and rescue operations said that women will be discovered if they use emergency beacons.

Phillip Johnson said in a telephone interview on Wednesday in Washington State on Monday, "If things are already open and already open, the ship's death signal should be received very soon."

EPIRB is sturdy and may suddenly fall to the sea. Mr. Johnson said, "The breakdown is really rare," added that old and weak batteries could fail.

He also said that these women also died in six kinds of communication. Mr. Johnson said, "There is something wrong there."

He knows that in a remote location in Alaska, only the shape of the lighthouse can be used to get fairly quick correspondence from nearby fishing boats and coastguards.

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