| From: | shadowrn@*********.com (Gurth) |
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| Subject: | Signal locator rating |
| Date: | Thu Mar 28 04:05:18 2002 |
> The rating of the transmitter is tied to flux, which ties to power. A
> more powerful signal travels farther and is less prone to signal noise.
> Therefore high powered signals can be protected to jamming and ecm.
Yes, but the _locator_ doesn't need to send a signal. It's just like a
radio, and you don't receive a radio station better because you have a
bigger radio...
> Maybe for ECM and Jamming, the rating both could be tied. Maybe the mean
> of the values round down.
That's an idea, though it implies that these kinds of devices have a
built-in ECCM, in which case they're too cheap (as ECCM normally adds
1,000Y to the price per rating point -- but for 1,000Y you can buy a rating
5 signal locator).
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