Leah Ross (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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shatterverse2008-05-30 08:21 am
trickswithsticks) wrote in shatterverse2008-05-30 08:21 am
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The areas turned out to be residential, and every home Leah tried had a personal computer. None, however, had any electricty coming into their (twin round pin) mains sockets, so trying to find people online was out, even if she could use a foreigncomputer with no access software.
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So instead she started collecting batteries and settled down in one of the more secure first floor flats to pull apart a hifi system and construct a useable Short Wave radio. This she tuned through miles of thick white noise while adding a transmitter.
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The morse code transmitter is easy. It's a few days and a lot of cannibalised electrical appliances before she perfects a battery powered motion device that will keep the SOS code on a loop on a fixed frequency, but she manages that.
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That channel stays open while she starts building a new radio.
[OOC: very much open, but please do not tag if your character would be able to locate and rescue Leah. I want to keep her lost for a while]
The areas turned out to be residential, and every home Leah tried had a personal computer. None, however, had any electricty coming into their (twin round pin) mains sockets, so trying to find people online was out, even if she could use a foreigncomputer with no access software.
ditditdit deeetdeeetdeeet ditditdit
So instead she started collecting batteries and settled down in one of the more secure first floor flats to pull apart a hifi system and construct a useable Short Wave radio. This she tuned through miles of thick white noise while adding a transmitter.
ditditdit deeetdeeetdeeet ditditdit
The morse code transmitter is easy. It's a few days and a lot of cannibalised electrical appliances before she perfects a battery powered motion device that will keep the SOS code on a loop on a fixed frequency, but she manages that.
ditditdit deeetdeeetdeeet ditditdit
That channel stays open while she starts building a new radio.
[OOC: very much open, but please do not tag if your character would be able to locate and rescue Leah. I want to keep her lost for a while]
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The Doctor will be trying to make contact with her as soon as possible.
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"Letter of the law's for cops," she says with a tough of disdain and a large grin.
"Listen, Doc, I gotta get off air for a call of nature and getting back to work. Talk to you later?"
Also, she has to really organise her workshop.
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Which she will. one advantage of superior technology! She can have the TARDIS keep tabs on Leah's frequency, and carry a comms device with her.
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It's possible, therefore, that Leah will be prattling some to the Doctor for a while. Except for those times where she needs one of the other channels open. The disadvantage of sound as an information reading is - quite literally - the risk of noise.
"Catch ya later."
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The channel goes dead, but it's still open. For as long as she's still there to need it.