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Duzy Nadajnik Radiowy:
Zasieg: 300 (ok 30 dni zwyklego marszu)
Materialy:
-1 obudowa duzego nadajnika
-10 miedziancyh przewodow
NArzedzia: Kombinerki, srobokret.
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Obudowa duzego nadajnika:
Materialy 3000 g drewna
NArzedzia:srubokret
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Large Radio Transmitter
Range: 300 (about 30 days normal march)
Materials:
-1 large radio case
-10 copper wire
Tools: pliers, screwdriver.
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Large radio case:
Materials: 3000 g wood
Tools: screwdriwer

Thanks for the suggestion, but we'll have an advanced radio transmitter implemented within the week.

Can you tell me what range will it have ???

You'll see when the change goes in.

I've just added 3 new transmitters, four new parts and a new tool as well.
I'll add the approx ranges to the wiki later today or tomorrow, if someone doesn't mind starting the basic entries.
(i'm at work right now and have another job after this one)

Someone who knows the basic information, lend a hand.

Electronic:

Object: Enhanced Range Radio Transmitter
Days needed: 2
Raw materials needed:
Objects: long range radio receiver case (1 item(s) needed)
copper wire (5 item(s) needed)
vacuum tube (1 item(s) needed)
Tools needed: pair of pliers
screwdriver

Object: Extended Range Radio Transmitter
Days needed: 2
Raw materials needed:
Objects: long range radio receiver case (1 item(s) needed)
gold long range transmitter wire (8 item(s) needed)
vacuum tube (1 item(s) needed)
Tools needed: pair of pliers
screwdriver

Object: Long Range Radio Transmitter
Days needed: 2
Raw materials needed:
Objects: long range radio receiver case (1 item(s) needed)
gold long range transmitter wire (8 item(s) needed)
Tools needed: pair of pliers
screwdriver

Semis:

Object: gold long range transmitter wire
Days needed: .5
Raw materials needed: 20 grams of gold
10 grams of rubber
Objects:
Tools needed: pair of pliers

Object: long range radio receiver case
Days needed: 3
Raw materials needed: 1500 grams of wood
Objects:
Tools needed: carving knife

Object: platinum long range transmitter wire
Days needed: .5
Raw materials needed: 20 grams of platinum
10 grams of rubber
Objects:
Tools needed: pair of pliers

(tool) :

Object: Vacuum Tube Mould
Days needed: 2.5
Raw materials needed: 3000 grams of clay
100 grams of wood
Objects:
Tools needed:

What's this? A new section on the manufacturing lists, "Electronic"? Are the old radios (medium transmitter, vehicle receiver and radio receiver) also there?

Aye, all finished radio stuff is there.

What about resources for Vacuum Tube?

Confirm or deny:

The new category is called "Electronic".
There are two new receivers, which Nitefyre has described. There is one new transmitter, which creepyguyinblack has described on the wiki.
The two new wires should be interchangeable, but RD accidentally made it so only the gold wire works on the extended range receiver.

wojd wrote:What about resources for Vacuum Tube?

Would they be in tools? Or semi-finished products?

Sho wrote:Confirm or deny:

The new category is called "Electronic".

More specifically it is "Electronics."

New Cat: Electronic, includes 3 new transmitters (long, enhanced, extended), no clue about errors by RD for wire interchangeability.

And about the people asking about the vacuum tubes, why can't you go look for yourself?

Vacuum Tube is semi perhaps and Vacuum Tube Mould should be in machinery, I suppose...