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|name = Bug Monitor | |name = Bug Monitor | ||
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|cost = Cr100 | |cost = Cr100 | ||
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|TL = 8 | |TL = 8 | ||
|size = 0.1 liters | |size = 0.1 liters | ||
| − | |Type = Communications | + | |Type = Communications Gear |
|volume = 0.1 liters | |volume = 0.1 liters | ||
|weight = 0.1 kg | |weight = 0.1 kg | ||
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| − | A [[Bug Monitor]] is a small device that receives the short range radio signals transmitted by [[Bug (device)|Bugs]]. | + | A [[Bug Monitor]] is a small device that receives the short range radio signals transmitted by [[Bug (device)|Bugs]]. The bug monitor is a compact unit containing a [[Radio Communicator]], an internal digital sound recorder capable of recording for several hours, and a data connection. It acts as a base-station for [[Bug (device)|Bugs]]. |
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| − | + | The unit can be programmed to re-transmit its recorded events either at regular intervals or upon receipt of a coded radio signal. This re-transmission is encoded and compressed into a few seconds. | |
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| − | + | The Bug Monitor's internal battery on the unit last 72 hours and can be recharged from any normal power source. | |
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| − | The Bug Monitor's internal battery on the unit last 72 hours | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:48, 5 July 2020
| Bug Monitor | |
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| Type | Communications Gear |
| Tech Level | TL–8 |
| Cost | Cr100 |
| Size | 0.1 liters |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
A Bug Monitor is a small device that receives the short range radio signals transmitted by Bugs. The bug monitor is a compact unit containing a Radio Communicator, an internal digital sound recorder capable of recording for several hours, and a data connection. It acts as a base-station for Bugs.
The unit can be programmed to re-transmit its recorded events either at regular intervals or upon receipt of a coded radio signal. This re-transmission is encoded and compressed into a few seconds.
The Bug Monitor's internal battery on the unit last 72 hours and can be recharged from any normal power source.
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