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Any signal that you send out is going to be weaker as you get farther away from it.

As you move away from the source of the signal, eventually you reach a distance

where the signal is the weakest that you can possibly receive, and if you go any

farther, you won't be able to receive it at all. That distance is the maximum possible

range of communication. If you want or need to communicate any farther than that,

you'd better put in a repeater station. It receives the original signal, and re-transmits

it again, so that you can move farther away and still hear it.

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