telegraphic signal
radiotelegraphic signal
telephone wire
telegraph line
telephone line
telegraph wire
telegraphically
telegraph
telegram
wire
telegraphing
radiotelegraph
radiotelegraphy
wireless telegraphy
phonophore
semio-
by wire
radiogram
tele-
transmission
telegraphical
local battery
telemark
countersignal
wireless telegraph
optical telegraph
Nyquist frequency
tailing
sign out
signalhood
radio beacon
coax
telegraphic
coaxial cable
retardation
coax cable
radio reception
signalling
unmistakably
contraplex
signally
co-channel interference
cable
radiotelegram
electrotelegraphic
remarkably
visual signal
uplead
translation
downlink
radiotelecommunication
cable station
birdie
carrier
bleep
electronic signal
power line communication
needle telegraph
telegrapher
line feed
telpherway
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input
telecommunication
pecker
sound
register
starting gun
audio
red
feedpoint
comodulated
transmittivity
go-ahead
green light
diplex
baseband
signalplex
radiotransmission
radio transmitter
carrier wave
telegraph operator
telegraphist
bugle call
multiplex
silencer
downlead

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