Usually used in the phrase, "It isn't even a blip on the radar." It may be out there, but it doesn't even show up on the long range detection devices.
In other words, the person is saying that you are worrying about something that is a long way away and may never come close to being an issue.
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when you activate ghost radar classic, it will periodically say a word. what do these words mean?
A blip is a small dot registered on a piece of electronic equipment, or a short sound of a single pitch, often electronically generated.
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blip blip on the radar
blip is the visual presentation of a radar echo
spaceship blip
Blip.
When a radar has you marked for sure.
Usually used in the phrase, "It isn't even a blip on the radar." It may be out there, but it doesn't even show up on the long range detection devices. In other words, the person is saying that you are worrying about something that is a long way away and may never come close to being an issue.
That rather depends in which context you mean ! When I first saw this question - the transponder I immediately thought of - is the kind that's built-in to an aircraft. An aircraft transponder is a small box of electronics, that transmits a constant stream of data - including the plane's identity, height, speed and radar heading. The control tower sees the data alongside a corresponding 'blip' on the radar screen.
Radar!
A "blip battery" refers to a type of battery used in devices that require short bursts of energy or power, typically for a very brief duration. These batteries are often designed for high-performance applications, where the demand for power can spike suddenly, such as in remote controls or certain electronic gadgets. The term "blip" highlights the temporary nature of the energy usage, as opposed to sustained power delivery.
Another name for radar waves is radar systems or electromagnetic waves.
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There is no English word with the pattern ?blip.