If you play the signal in binary, then reverse it, it provides the coordinates to the map which displays the 4 secret position keys. Collect those and you are all set, but be careful because there’s a fifth that is set to cause all the others to explode and relocate, and then you have to start from scratch.
Mike
6 years ago
the follow up question to “can you trace the signal” should always be “Can it be traced to here?”
not_Eric
11 days ago
Reverse discovering a signal/frequency requires a huge number of factors and assumptions. Assuming that the system is fully digital the antenna won’t tell you anything other than (possibly) the frequency band/ expected signal range. As the antenna itself isn’t anything more than a way to propagate or receive a signal the actual hardware that Scott needs is the Rx/Tx (receiver/transmitter). If the entire head is an antenna then it is possible tuning elements are built into the frame but even then you’re hoping that the logic board has some amount of residual energy to keep last recorded settings. Idk where… Read more »
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If you play the signal in binary, then reverse it, it provides the coordinates to the map which displays the 4 secret position keys. Collect those and you are all set, but be careful because there’s a fifth that is set to cause all the others to explode and relocate, and then you have to start from scratch.
the follow up question to “can you trace the signal” should always be “Can it be traced to here?”
Reverse discovering a signal/frequency requires a huge number of factors and assumptions. Assuming that the system is fully digital the antenna won’t tell you anything other than (possibly) the frequency band/ expected signal range. As the antenna itself isn’t anything more than a way to propagate or receive a signal the actual hardware that Scott needs is the Rx/Tx (receiver/transmitter). If the entire head is an antenna then it is possible tuning elements are built into the frame but even then you’re hoping that the logic board has some amount of residual energy to keep last recorded settings. Idk where… Read more »