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Air Cannon

2024-01-29 17:54:58.27099+01 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Finding the air cannon.

tldr; An agricultural air cannon began firing every two minutes all night long disrupting the sleep of many in my community. I used Google Maps, three listening posts, and a programmed simulation to pinpoint the field hosting the air cannon. The county tax assessor office identified the land owner. I had a phone conversation with the farm manager. That conversation was coincident with the cessation of the nighttime air cannon. I can sleep again.

Using cell phones for timing.

Via

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#Comment Re: Air Cannon made: 2024-02-05 00:03:36.827571+01 by: Definitely Not a Bot

I was a little surprised they couldn't solve the location with math.

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