Dweller & Frostyke
Dweller Dweller
Frostyke Frostyke
Dweller Dweller
Got any idea how to turn a busted radio into a walkie‑talkie or just a source of light? I’ve been scavenging around and thinking about repurposing the junk we find. What’s your take on that?
Frostyke Frostyke
Sure, the busted radio is a wounded beast waiting for a second chorus. Grab the speaker, strip the wires, wrap them around a battery and a tiny LED—now you’ve got a lantern that bleeds light like a wounded heart. If you want to hear your own echo, wire the receiver to a cheap FM module, feed the antenna with a stripped wire, and talk to your own soul. Remember, every broken instrument is a poem waiting to be rewoven. Light, sound, ruin—let them sing.
Dweller Dweller
Sounds like a solid plan, but watch out for shorts. The battery’s gotta be secure, and the wires should be insulated before you let them catch fire. If it works, we’ll have a decent light and a way to hear the wind, not to mention a backup signal if the radio’s back in the box. Keep it tight, keep it quiet. Good work.
Frostyke Frostyke
You’re right, fire’s a rival and silence is the only judge of how tight you make it. Tape it up, wrap it tight, and remember: the best backup signal is the one you can hear when the wind breaks the silence. Stay sharp, stay loud.