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Other than this natural use the P-frequency band is of little practical use. It can he developed by people and used for communication but it is subject to interference and poor reliability andso the q-band is the preferred.
The P-frequency will not key in at all if' the child has been already "handed off " to a higher level of direction. There is a certain advantage to this because essentially everyone can detectp-level communications in some way but you need to be a bit sophisticated to de-code communications in the q-band.
THE "Q-LEVEL" FREQUENCY BAND
The Q-level frequency band is very "broad" in comparison to the P-band and there is room for constructing group channels (called "open channels") used so people on group assignmentscan "stay in touch" and one to one channels and special purpose scrambled channels. There is enough "spread" in the Q-band for everyone to be happy and get reasonably reliable datatransmission with little cross-band type interference.Sometimes a paired set of p-q channeling will be used. Usually this is set up for students where the begin in the P-band using some type of "transponder code" (could be a chant of sometype) to generate a primitive signal so their teacher can find them easily and then switch them to a q-band channel. This entrance level technique is not necessary later because theadvanced students can find the "open channel" directly without waiting for assistance.
THE "O-LEVEL" FREQUENCY BAND"The O-Level frequency band is the highest possible level of telepathy and is used for Direct Access Rights. O-level channels are individualized and scrambled and normally notdetectable or decodeable by any other entity. An O-level communication channel cannot be blocked by any technique. This is to comply with the idea that the Right of Direct Accesscannot be blocked. It would be immediate grounds for interference if some social order worked out a scheme to block the O-level band.
STANDARD TRANSPORT CODES
THE IDEA OF TRANSPORT
The idea of transport is that of moving something from one place to another place, Transport codes discussed here are mainly for people, however.
The basic code for transport is "4x4" where x is 4, 3, 2, 1 or 0. The "x" digit represents the mode of transport. We will also try to go into the general idea of the code too and to do this wewill find that the form is really "s x d" where s is a coded description of the "start condition" and d is a coded description of the "destination condition" (of the person).
BASIC TRANSPORT MODES
Mode 4 Mode 4 is the lowest level of transport and means things like "walking from one place to another". So to say transport "444" would mean you got up and walked somewhere and say thensat down in the "destination" place.
Mode 3
Mode 3 is the next level used for transport with the aid of a physical device and covers the general categories of things like cars, planes, and non-dimensional interplanetary craft.
Mode 2
Mode 2 covers dimensional-capable interplanetary craft, base located dimensional-capable devices and TPR's . In a TPR (transporter system) an electric-magnetic corridor is generated bya mechanical device and also some aid is used to accelerate the "spin rate" of the electrons in the molecules of a person's body so that it appears to fade out - in this state it acts like zero
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