So, radio control?

cut all server hard lines now. cut all server hard lines now.

I think, when he was working on some shortwave radios.

Starbuck's wireless and transponder just cut out.

The 14? yeah.

Route 18th, Weymouth.

So, you know, again, what is interesting here is that Matt found this module that lets Arduino process

Will be approaching Atlanta on Highway 85.

signal

The signal...

Is that signal?

The ship's captain ordered the radio operator to send a distress signal.

You have to put in hundreds of microscopic wires to record from little tiny individual neurons ordinary fibers that put out tiny signals that are microvolts.

extension 4796.

park woods motel mile route 33.

Yes, sir.

I detected this audio transmission

And it's based on the cochlear of your ear, able to pick up internet, wireless, television signals and radio signals, in the same chip.

Signal plotter

What, did we lose the signal?

And so each of these lines represents some signal that we're getting out of a piece of a protein.

We could pick them up at any time.

Not yet. Now, this is Highway 126.

He's in transit on route 3 heading to lincoln tunnel.

You fuckass game

A transporter signature?

And she ran through a red light too!

We're tracking suspect vehicle heading west on I 17.

Seven miles from Highway 9.

I'm on Route 12, about two miles north of Fair Oak.

But that's not the whole story, because there are signals, electrical signals, that travel along the branches of neurons and chemical signals that jump across from branch to branch.

It's very interesting. Very undemocratic receptor.

The traffic signal is green.

Destination Numbers

Any beacon activity?

See, red light?

Maybe it's Morse.

Disaster beacon.

So... who's controlling it, then?

The light's red!

What about the signal?

Sound the alarm! Sound the alarm!

our PCs we share them together. We also see this in wireless.

That's very clever.

Staying on 61?