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Who Invented



                  The Black Box?









                                                 By Geoffrey Thomas



                   hile Australian, the     life of Mr Orgill who committed     – a tale of a man who was an
                   late David Warren,       suicide in 1964 – homeless          electrical genius but far too
        W is credited as the                and penniless and without, it       trusting.
        inventor of the black box flight    would seem, anything to dis-
        recorder, a Perth, Australia,       tinguish his 40 years.              As a young man in the early
        man Robert Henry Orgill actu-                                           1950s Mr Orgill opened the
        ally test flew his similar device   However, a 1998 investigation       World-Wide Electrics shop in
        two years earlier in 1956.          by The West Australian news-        Perth which was a landmark
                                            papers chief feature editor         because of the huge, illumi-
        New photos uncovered have           Norm Aisbett and the author         nated world globe he mounted
        shed more light on the tragic       found a very different story        on the roof.






































           Mr R H Orgill, inventor of an aircraft safety unit of an aircraft safety unit, shows his device to
           representatives of Australian instrument companies before they embarked on a flight to test the
           invention at Essendon Airport, Melbourne, in February 1957 - The device would be wired to vulnerable
           parts of the aircraft and in the event of a crash it would be examined for information revealing the
           sequence of events leading to the crash - It also contains a small tape recorder. Mr Warren is second
           from right. Australian National Archives colourised by Benoit Vienne.


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