Interfacing · Voice lines

No. It will prove useful still, believe your thieving fingers.

Effectively transforming the entire roundabout into a single, fractal antenna.

You really should look into this totalled MC when you have a chance. Seems important...

At the very least, you should make sure you're wearing a good pair of gloves.

A nice story to tell himself, but don't forget, it really is just a normal, run-of-the-mill transceiver unit.

There is a button right behind him, just out of reach... it must be the one that opens the door to the harbour.

Your fingers find their way into the shackle, flicking open its spring-loaded gate. The metal loop holds the plastic ID, and a leather-bound pocketbook...

A colourful piece of plastic is dangling from his carabiner... hmm. Makes your fingers itch.

You fumble with the spring-loaded gate of the carabiner, but to no avail... the dangling items refuse to come loose, they just jingle in an ever louder manner.

You slip the plastic ID card out of the loop and pocket it. The man continues to snore.

It was just an idea, c'mon. Relax, everyone. It didn't turn out well -- doesn't mean it was a bad idea. Or that you shouldn't appropriate stuff...

You find a black paper note with a woman's profile on it. Seems like this woman lived centuries ago. The note says five reál. It feels nice and greasy.

Could the objective of the game be to throw the metal ball so it lands by the wooden ball?

That's the marque of Esterhaz Elektronika, one of the major manufacturers of advanced radio equipment.

It has to be an advanced model to fit so many frequencies next to each other without blending them together.

This particular lorry is a FALN A-Z 'Tempo', a model infamous for its irritating design mistake: the slippery-smooth throttles.

These service tunnels were probably used during the construction of the foundation beneath the motorway.

A 20 kilometre radius at least. Perhaps extended by an attachable antenna that's not here right now?