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:''A tachyon transmitter is a piece of communications equipment from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]] [[Continuity family|continuity family]].''
:''A tachyon transmitter is a piece of communications equipment from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]] [[continuity family]].''


Communications over vast interstellar distances can be tedious due to the finite speed with which radio signals can be transmitted.  However, a '''tachyon transmitter''' which takes advantage of a family of particles that travel faster than light allows instantaneous subspace communication between distant terminals.
Communications over vast interstellar distances can be tedious due to the finite speed with which radio signals can be transmitted.  However, a '''tachyon transmitter''' which takes advantage of a family of particles that travel faster than light allows instantaneous subspace communication between distant terminals.

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A tachyon transmitter is a piece of communications equipment from the Transformers Animated continuity family.

Communications over vast interstellar distances can be tedious due to the finite speed with which radio signals can be transmitted. However, a tachyon transmitter which takes advantage of a family of particles that travel faster than light allows instantaneous subspace communication between distant terminals.

Autobot ships are normally outfitted with these transmitters. Ultra Magnus's ship had its transmitter mounted to the underside of its hull. Mission Accomplished Fistful of Energon


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They're actually both looking for characterization.

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