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A radio transmitter is a station only device, it's signals are detectable using [[navigation receivers]]. | A radio transmitter is a station only device, it's signals are detectable using [[navigation receivers]]. They are used in [[community navigation systems]]. | ||
== Basic information == | == Basic information == | ||
Revision as of 09:30, 18 July 2020
Summary
A radio transmitter is a station only device, it's signals are detectable using navigation receivers. They are used in community navigation systems.
Basic information
- Transmitters:
- Have limited range, station transmitters have a maximum range of 1000000, or 1000km
- Sends a message to any receiver, which is in the correct range.
- Does not transmit power, which means receivers must have their own power sources.
Known station transmitters
- All Station transmitters broadcast on frequncy 1.
- Coordinates provided are community navigation system based, for more information see: community navigation systems.
| Station name | Message | X | Y | Z |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imperial Capital (Origin) | station_capital_imperial_a | -465.876 | 0.236 | -801.149 |
| Empire HQ | station_hq_imperial_a | -9938.401 | 4904.714 | 0 |
| Kingdom HQ | station_hq_kingdom_a | 9894.287 | 4904.714 | 0 |
| Proving Grounds | station_proving_grounds | 19218.818 | -45540.987 | 0 |
| PvP Station | station_kingdom_outpost_b | 39152.3 | -46104.2 | -174.2 |
| Empire Outpost | station_imperial_outpost_a | -90194.0 | 6211.8 | 30225.2 |
| Wrecked Kingdom Outpost | station_kingdom_outpost_a | 90444.9 | 18244.4 | -30137.4 |
| New Kingdom Outpost | station_kingdom_outpost_b_2 | 100519.2 | 12718.0 | -10221.2 |
Device fields
To learn more about how to use fields, consult these wiki pages:
Transmitter
| YOLOL field | description | range |
|---|---|---|
| TransmitMessage | Message being sent | 0 |
| TransmitRange | Range where the message can be received | 1000000 |
| Frequency | The frequency channel the transmitter will send signals to. | 0 |