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Achievement: Transmission Recived (with pictures)

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In this guide, I'm going to show you where can you find the radios, and where have you move them to get the achievement.

I hope you'll enjoy this guide. :)

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What am I have to do to get this achievement?

Places where you can find the radios, and where you have to move it

NOTE! I missed 2 radios, and places where I have to move them!

Special Thanks & Other guides (for other games)

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What am I have to do to get this achievement?

This achievement is only avaliable when you finished the story at least once:

-Every radio has a red light on it and you can hear the music:

But after you moved a radio to the right position, it'll be green, and it'll make a strange noise:

I think this is really easy. ^^ Let's see them.

Places where you can find the radios, and where you have to move it

Radio At the starting, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the 1st chamber, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the 2nd chamber, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 3, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 4, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 5, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 6, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 7, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 8, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 9, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 10, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 11, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 12, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 13, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 14, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 15, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 16, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 17, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 18, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the chamber 19, and where you have to move it:

Radio in the "ending", and where you have to move it:

Radio after the "ending", and where you have to move it:

The last radio at the lot of turrets, and where you have to move it:

NOTE! I missed 2 radios, and places where I have to move them!

Please if you find and know it, make a screenshot, and link it in the comment section. Sorry, and thanks for supporting! ^^

Special Thanks & Other guides (for other games)

Special Thanks:

|PMG|Flatcher

- Helped me making this guide.

Other Games:

PayDay 2 - Big Bank:
http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=272891712

PayDay 2 - Shadow Raid:
http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=265725841

A little secret (for steam, not for games): http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=280783369

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PhattyMcgee 12 dec. 2022 la 14:02

I read Radiocaster's comment but I'm on the latest update

light 11 aug. 2022 la 0:41

So quite a while after first hearing about the Portal ARG, I have come to explain what the strange noises coming from the radios are.

As stated in this guide and some places in this thread, there are a total of 26 radios you have to put in the correct location for these sounds to play. And, as a person who has put their interest in ARGs, I can confirm that these sounds are actually cryptic messages. Only 4 radios emit morse code, while the other 22 are actually something called Slow-scan Television sounds. [en.wikipedia.org] Slow-scan television (abbreviated SSTV) is a picture transmission method, used mainly by amateur radio operators to transmit and receive static pictures via radio in either monochrome or color.

More information on these sounds can be found here. [half-life.fandom.com]