Sharp originally wanted to refute him, but after thinking for a long time, he couldn't find a point to argue against.
Reduce seven fluorites to two, and then do binary encoding.
This increased the difficulty for the initial sender and final receiver, but greatly reduced the time for the transmission in between.
For a complete transmission, only one encoding and decoding is needed.
For example, a short message with 100 characters, the postal carriage would take 3 days.
Using the Brandon Signal Machine, it takes 7.5 minutes to send to the location, 50 minutes to receive, totaling almost an hour.
If transmitted twice, it would be two hours.
With the signal machine improved per Horn's recommendation, it takes only a minute and a half to send to the location.
But the biggest improvement is that each signal with Horn's system can operate in the shortest time of 2 seconds.
In other words, the smallest transmission time unit of the older Brandon Signal Machine was 30 seconds.
