Robin found a tape recorder at the crash site of the Hermes 20. When he played it back, he heard the recording of Doctor Rebos telling NASA to stop the space program, or he will continue to sabotage the space launches.
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| - Robin found a tape recorder at the crash site of the Hermes 20. When he played it back, he heard the recording of Doctor Rebos telling NASA to stop the space program, or he will continue to sabotage the space launches.
- Tape Recorder is a key item found in the Library in Fatal Frame.
- The tape recorder is a quest item in Fallout.
- A tape recorder is an audio storage device that records and plays back sounds, including articulated voices, usually using magnetic tape, either wound on a reel or in a cassette, for storage. It records a fluctuating signal by moving the tape across a tape head that polarizes the magnetic domains in the tape in proportion to the audio signal.
- Hospitals such as Raccoon General use tape recorders for other doctors to quickly understand a patients problem without having to see charts or see the patient. Carlos Oliveira found the recorder at the 1F Elevator Room (Hospital) and used a tape recorded message of a doctor's report to reactivate the north Elevator, that is locked by the message lock. CHecking the elevator's panel first time, Carlos can read the message: "A voice recognition lock. Will you push the microphone button?". After pushing the button, the system requests: "Please enter your voice.". After that, the Tape Recorder can be used. After this, the access to the elevator will be granted.
- The first tape recorder was first used in 1482 to film Tom Cruise's great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather in the classic Mission Impossible. Leonardo Da Vinci hated the movie, and threw pie at the film makers, and soon everyone forgot about tape recorders. In 1885, a kid going fishing reeled in his line and found the ancient tape recorder. He ran out into the streets to tell his mom, but he got run over by a horse. The tape recorder was buried in dirt after the horse ran over it.
- During Juliet's infiltration of the survivors' camp, she and Ben arranged to communicate with each other using a tape recorder, hidden in one of the lockers at the Staff station. After helping Sun determine the father of her baby, Juliet secretly left a message on the recorder regarding the fertility of the pregnant women. ("D.O.C.") Ben later played the message in his tent at the ruins as Locke came to see him. Locke seemingly noted where Ben put the recorder (in a drawer) and later stole it and gave it to Sawyer, providing proof for his claim that Juliet is a spy at beach camp working for Ben. Sawyer took the tape recorder with him as he headed back to the beach. ("The Brig")
- Emmett Brown used a tape recorder as part of his automatic retrieval feature on the temporal duplicated DeLorean time machine. He left a message for Marty McFly letting him know that the appearance of the DeLorean without him in his timeline meant that Doc was in trouble at some point. He told Marty to go to the time coordinates listed on the "last time departed" entry on the time circuit panel.
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| - During Juliet's infiltration of the survivors' camp, she and Ben arranged to communicate with each other using a tape recorder, hidden in one of the lockers at the Staff station. After helping Sun determine the father of her baby, Juliet secretly left a message on the recorder regarding the fertility of the pregnant women. ("D.O.C.") Ben later played the message in his tent at the ruins as Locke came to see him. Locke seemingly noted where Ben put the recorder (in a drawer) and later stole it and gave it to Sawyer, providing proof for his claim that Juliet is a spy at beach camp working for Ben. Sawyer took the tape recorder with him as he headed back to the beach. ("The Brig") At the camp, Sawyer revealed the truth about Juliet by playing the tape. Juliet arrived and quickly instructed him to play the other side, where the survivors heard Ben's message that the Others planning to kidnap the fertile women. Juliet then revealed that she had already told Jack about the plan, and that they were still thinking of a counterplan. ("The Man Behind the Curtain") However, it should be noted that this was the first time Juliet heard Ben's recorded message. At this point, Ben also had no way of knowing if she had received it or not.
- Robin found a tape recorder at the crash site of the Hermes 20. When he played it back, he heard the recording of Doctor Rebos telling NASA to stop the space program, or he will continue to sabotage the space launches.
- Hospitals such as Raccoon General use tape recorders for other doctors to quickly understand a patients problem without having to see charts or see the patient. Carlos Oliveira found the recorder at the 1F Elevator Room (Hospital) and used a tape recorded message of a doctor's report to reactivate the north Elevator, that is locked by the message lock. CHecking the elevator's panel first time, Carlos can read the message: "A voice recognition lock. Will you push the microphone button?". After pushing the button, the system requests: "Please enter your voice.". After that, the Tape Recorder can be used. After this, the access to the elevator will be granted. This item disappears from the inventory after using it. The message is as follows:
- Tape Recorder is a key item found in the Library in Fatal Frame.
- The tape recorder is a quest item in Fallout.
- The first tape recorder was first used in 1482 to film Tom Cruise's great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather in the classic Mission Impossible. Leonardo Da Vinci hated the movie, and threw pie at the film makers, and soon everyone forgot about tape recorders. In 1885, a kid going fishing reeled in his line and found the ancient tape recorder. He ran out into the streets to tell his mom, but he got run over by a horse. The tape recorder was buried in dirt after the horse ran over it. But, in the 1950's, a kid trying to dig to the other side of the Earth found the huge ancient tape recorder, and sent it to scientists who took the credit, and said it was powered by "batteries". Some people figured out how it worked (see below) but the scientists sent them to a mental institute. Now people are finding them everywhere, and are sending them to stores. Apparently, Area 51 was sending them to a alien mothership, but the truck dropped them when it was going around the country.
- Emmett Brown used a tape recorder as part of his automatic retrieval feature on the temporal duplicated DeLorean time machine. He left a message for Marty McFly letting him know that the appearance of the DeLorean without him in his timeline meant that Doc was in trouble at some point. He told Marty to go to the time coordinates listed on the "last time departed" entry on the time circuit panel. In 1931, Marty used Doc's tape recorder to record Doc's younger counterpart struggling to answer an equation, so that the older Doc could solve it for him. He later used it to record Kid Tannen so that Tannen's accountant, Artie McFly, would be tricked to come out of hiding. This allowed Doc to serve him with a subpoena.
- A tape recorder is an audio storage device that records and plays back sounds, including articulated voices, usually using magnetic tape, either wound on a reel or in a cassette, for storage. It records a fluctuating signal by moving the tape across a tape head that polarizes the magnetic domains in the tape in proportion to the audio signal.
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