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It would act as a radio beacon for the planes.

And it was the site, in 1921, of the world's first permanent radio beacon.

"I had the damned radio beacon on for more than an hour."

"I think they've got a radio beacon on it somewhere, is how those guys found us."

A radio beacon could be connected to the brake light, for example.

The Marines were sending out a radio beacon for him to home on.

The radio beacon would be three and a half times taller than any building in Ireland.

But for security reasons, it has had to give up the idea of turning off all the radio beacons.

It was a small radio beacon, the kind used by police and intelligence agencies to track someone without having to get too close.

First, only a tiny radio beacon needs to be carried on the Viking itself.

Using radio beacons and color markings, he found that nearly half were dead after six months.

The radio beacons still might be too far away for an accurate fix.

A radio beacon was active from 1963 to 1992.

Nothing further was heard until 17:47, when a satellite picked up an emergency position radio beacon.

An added large steel tower atop the light is a radio beacon.

A radio beacon is also in place and operational.

Then the operator turned on the little radio beacon.

"I've turned on the emergency radio beacon in the tail," Jay called to her.

The heart of the guidance system is radio beacons.

Two years later the lighthouse was equipped with a radio beacon, the first in Hawaii.

There is an attached storage building and radio beacon.

It also has a radio beacon, electronic and flashing beacons.

It had dual tone fog signals and a radio beacon.

She had no steering and knew that her only hope for survival was to set off two emergency radio beacons.

The pilots missed a radio beacon that should have guided them to a landing.

We need to make America once again a beacon in the world.

New York has become a beacon of light for the world.

The shot hit the beacon dead center and the light went out.

We are a beacon to the rest of the world.

America is far from being the beacon the whole world wants to be led by.

But not all of this could be heard at the Beacon.

Or did someone find the beacon and turn it off?

One thing stood clear in his mind, like a beacon.

His hand went out to cut off the beacon, and then stopped.

On the one hand, she'd stand out like a beacon.

Perhaps, he thought, that's because sometimes hope is the only beacon.

The sound will carry and bring him to us like a beacon.

Whatever the beacon might be, it was his best chance.

If he wants my mind to be a beacon, then I'll make it one.

It would do his plans no good if he set a beacon for the Light.

His example is a beacon for the challenges we face today.

And this time he would not carry his own beacon.

He placed the beacon on the ground between his feet.

"The school was a beacon of light for the community," he said.

"And what of the beacon that was to be set."

The light came from the east, the bright beacon of God.

She had seen that shape before, but not in the beacon.

He stuck out from all the rest like a beacon.

She thought it would be like setting up a beacon.

He would have used the beacon net to call in.