How to pronounce“transponders”in English

we used satellite transponders.

um even u often with their transponders turned off.

So we're actually putting little transponders on them to squawk, to tell you what's going on.

you're limited by your transponders and and so on so to serve more people you actually need more satellites and and perhaps at the rate

vessels may be sailing through the waterway with their transponders turned off, which won't show on the data.

For example, large vessels have to carry transponders to signal their position.

Even when the ships turn off their transponders, they are still able to

Civilian radar, a lot of it is augmented by transponders on machines.

Anybody looking at a plane is just going to think it's a plane and assume that all of their transponders would be on.

So this uses satellite to basically track the boats in the same way that air traffic control uses transponders.

And they're even more impressive because they've got touch screens and GPS receivers and Wi-Fi transponders and cellular telephone receivers and accelerometers and compasses built into

A person knowledgeable about these systems and just the few connection points that connected it to the rest of society, which is the transponders

support the building of that satellite, the cost of of both building it and of maintaining it and so forth, whereas we were just renting transponder time from