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radio signal

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Noun1.radio signal - a radio wave used to transmit and receive messagesradio signal - a radio wave used to transmit and receive messages
radio emission, radio radiation, radio wave - an electromagnetic wave with a wavelength between 0.5 cm to 30,000 m


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The radio signal can only create an invisible round wall, which might limit the playable area for your dog.
TRA will continue its measurement campaign to cover all Bahrain and to ensure operators compliance with Order No 4 and we welcome enquiries from the public to carry out measurements at their homes or premises to relive any concerns that they may have regarding radio signal levels," TRA general director Alan Horne said.
California-based Omni-ID spun off from the British defense company QinetiQ three years ago when researchers there found a way to transmit radio signals at greater distances and in harsher environments.
 
 
 
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