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Coordination
(18) | 30/11/2014 | Translate: A very interesting educational video on the coordination and running of frequencies by Paul Hewitt.
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Haha! What are they saying; It used to happen on the radio, now it's all digital.
Why, the digital works differently on the coupling;
Good effort but pairing is the link, no coordination. Εκτός αν εννοείς κάτι άλλο…