Sub-Space Radio

Description

Sub-Space Radio (Computer)

The subspace radio was made possible by the development of crystal technology more than 4000 years ago. While it does not transmit signals from system to system, as a Holocom would, and is more cumbersome than the short-range comlink, the sub-space radio enables nearly instant communication within a single system to a range of approximately 175 AU.

With multiple channels for sound, data, and video, the sub-space radio is an invaluable tool for communicating outlying parts of a star system as well as the next-door neighbor. An integrated encryption multiplexer allows the operator to specify their own algorithms, through varying channels and digital sequences, to transmit a coded message. With added upgrades to increase the number of variables, subspace messages are unbreakable except by the most skilled slicers.

• Price per Batch of 4: 440,000 cr