transceiver
Origin of transceiver
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Cellular service involves interconnected networks of smaller radio transceivers that hand off moving callers from one transceiver to another.
The First Mobile Phone Call Was 75 Years Ago—How Technologies Go From Breakthrough to Big Time | Daniel Bliss | July 22, 2021 | Singularity HubThey have the transceiver to home in on that signal from your unit and the probe to pinpoint you and dig you out.
In a historically deadly avalanche season, rescuers explain why they race the odds | Cindy Boren | March 25, 2021 | Washington PostTo help keep others safe, do not resell old transceivers—recycle instead.
Ortovox runs a retirement exchange program, and Backcountry Access upcycles old transceivers to create training checkpoints.
There are a few things to look for when you’re buying a transceiver.
Then he realized that Jen's muffled sobs were going direct to the Pentagon through his transceiver.
And Then the Town Took Off | Richard WilsonAlis Garet, her arms around Don and her head on his shoulder, spoke directly into the transceiver.
And Then the Town Took Off | Richard Wilson"That mini-transceiver we planted p. 99 in your neck for the Gienah job," said Stetson.
Operation Haystack | Frank Patrick HerbertIn the privacy of his room, Orne pressed the transceiver stud at his neck, said: "Stet?"
Operation Haystack | Frank Patrick HerbertDo you mean you've been listening in ever since I strapped on the transceiver?
And Then the Town Took Off | Richard Wilson
British Dictionary definitions for transceiver
/ (trænˈsiːvə) /
a device which transmits and receives radio or electronic signals
Origin of transceiver
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