Are the radio towers good for anything?
Wandering around the wasteland there are several radio towers that can be activated. Does anyone know what the purpose of these is?
I played Fallout 3 (German version) a lot and never found anything remotely connected to them.
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The radio towers activate a radio distress signal, within a specific radius. If you look around hard enough you'll find out where the signal originates. Most are underground tunnel hideouts with dead occupants with a ham radio inside. Activate that radio and you confirm the source of your signal.
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