AV Club [afer classes]

[momslilassassin]

"Hey, everyone," Ben said with a smile as he looked at the group again. "I thought we'd start out super, super easy today and learn to make radios."

The parts he had spread on the table in front of him weren't exactly from Fixer-Uppers, though. Coils of wire, graphite pencils, baking soda, aluminum paper, rocks...Ben's idea of easy wasn't everyone else's.

"Okay," he said. "Say your ship crashes you onto a planet with no means of communication." Not that that happened to Ben all that often. "Knowing how to build a radio that can pick up transmissions will at least steer you in the correct direction for finding some civilzation."

Before the inevitable Jedi-eating monster burst out of the woods at you, if you were lucky.

"There are instructions next to the different parts on the table, but feel free to ask me questions if you get stuck, too."

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Sign in [2/2]

[momslilassassin]

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Make radios

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Talk to Ben

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Talk to the Advisor

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OOC

[momslilassassin]

I'll be in and out all day. Thanks for your patience, you guys.

Re: Talk to the Advisor

[boobs-and-bombs.livejournal.com]

Kūkaku arched an eyebrow at the project at hand, because her solution to crashing onto a planet with no form of communication was build herself a nice little hut and stay there. That sounds like Paradise to her.

But, whatever. If they wanted to make radios, at least they weren't trying to make them out of coconuts.

Re: Sign in [2/2]

[theotherpeter.livejournal.com]

Peter Bishop

Re: Make radios

[theotherpeter.livejournal.com]

Peter was happy to start assembling a radio. He didn't have the procedure memorized, but following the instructions made it quite easy for him.

Re: Sign in [2/2]

[notagoose]

Shane Gooseman

Re: Make radios

[notagoose]

Goose started putting together his radio, he soon found that it wasn't all that difficult for him to do.