radiotelegraph

• Substantivo que designa um sistema de telegrafia que usa ondas de rádio em vez de fios para transmitir mensagens, frequentemente associado à transmissão em código Morse.

A noun referring to a system of telegraphy that uses radio waves instead of wires for communication, often associated with sending Morse code messages.

1. Wireless telegraphy systemC2formaltechnical

   A system for transmitting telegraphic messages using radio waves instead of physical wires.

   Radiotelegrafia

   • The ship's crew used a radiotelegraph to send distress signals.
   • Early radiotelegraph systems relied on Morse code.
   • The invention of the radiotelegraph revolutionized long-distance communication.

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2. Method of communicationC2formaltechnical

   The practice or technology of sending telegraphic messages via radio, typically using Morse code.

   Radiotelegrafia

   • Radiotelegraph was essential for maritime communication in the early 20th century.
   • Operators trained extensively in the use of radiotelegraph equipment.
   • The radiotelegraph allowed instant communication across oceans.

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