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Radiotelegraphic Signal

Definition: A radiotelegraphic signal refers to an electronic communication transmitted using radio waves, typically in the form of Morse code or other coded messages.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun

Senses:

Sense 1: A signal transmitted via radio waves, often in Morse code, for the purpose of communication.

Sense 2: The electronic encoding or decoding of messages using radiotelegraphy.

Usages:

Usage 1: During World War II, radiotelegraphic signals were indispensable for military communications.

Usage 2: The ship's crew monitored the radiotelegraphic signals in order to receive distress calls from other vessels.

Sample Sentences:

Example 1: The radiotelegraphic signal transmitted by the lighthouse helped guide the ships safely to the harbor.

Example 2: The skilled operator skillfully tapped out the radiotelegraphic signal, ensuring clear and precise communication.

Related Products:

• Radiotelegraphic Signal Receiver
• Morse Code Key
• Radio Transceiver