This guide will show you how to solve the radio tower puzzle in Tunguska: The Visitation. Please note that this guide contains spoilers. We highly recommend reading this guide if you have tried and couldn’t solve the puzzle.
Radio Tower Puzzle Guide
The main task in Station 11 is to repair the radio repeater tower so that Roman can find out the general location of the missing hunting group. The radio tower control is located in Station 11 inside a small house near the entrance. It’s powered by a power generator outside the house, mas isso requer 3 Unidades de gasolina.
After turning on the generator, there are three containers on the radio control: a fuse box, and two resistor boxes. So you will need to put a fuse in the fusebox and a resistor in each resistor box.
Next to the house, there’s a large warehouse with electrified orbs floating around. On the wall of the warehouse near the metal shipping container, there’s another fusebox, and you can find the fuse inside. There’s a dead body in the middle of the warehouse, and you can find a key to the locker room of the warehouse, as well as a note showing the formula for calculating the required resistors (R = V/I). In the locker room, you can find the resistors inside a filing cabinet, with different specs – 100 ohms, 200 ohms, 250 ohms, etc.
After you have the fuse and resistors, first read the description of the fusebox, which says it needs a fuse that can handle a max of 1.6A of current. The fuse you found in the warehouse says it can handle 1.6A of current, and 800V of voltage. Place the fuse in the fusebox of the radio tower control. For the resistors, since R = V/I, so 800V divided by 1.6A is 500 Ohm. You just need to put any resistors in the resistor boxes so that their ohm rating adds up to 500 ohms. The only way is doing this is to put a 200 ohms resistor in one box, e um 300 ohm one in the other (order doesn’t matter). Then pull the radio control switch to power it on.
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