Authorities estimate they only have until Monday before the black box signal transmitter was running out of battery .
The crew in the remote southern Indian Ocean has started the search below the water surface for a tape recorder or black box Malaysian passenger plane missing , which will run out of battery in a few days .
Australian retired Air Marshal Angus Houston , said on Friday ( 4/4 ) , the U.S. Navy is pulling the signal search tool along a path 240 miles in an effort to detect signals from the black box
Authorities estimate they only have until Monday before the black box signal transmitter was running out of battery .
Monday was even 30 days after the Boeing 777 mysteriously disappeared on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing . Multinational Enterprises massive search has not found traces of the jet .
On Friday , search teams continue their mission so far fruitless search object is the possibility of wreckage debris floating in the ocean surface .
Houston , who led the Australian agency that coordinates the search , said the crew has not been a desperate search to find some objects , such as a life jacket , floating in the water .
The team its own search planes and ships have been enlarged , reaching 10
military aircraft , four civilian jets and nine vessels participated in the multinational effort on Friday .
On Thursday , an Australian ship to detect what was originally thought to signal the possibility of a black box . But then it was not , and the possibility of marine animal sounds or of shipping .VOA
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