you wouldn't ask for this if you were old enough to have experienced the duga

>>2976697
Yeah, you take a radio, and then turn it on.

>>2976697
stick a radio up your ass.

>>2976701
I mean like it being stitched inside your body ofc ideally like one of those grain rfid chips but for sending radio waves…

>>2976697
1. Have radio receiver
2. Connect radio receiver to haptic motor
3. Put device inside your body
4. Haptic motor vibrates when there's a radio signal.

>>2976697
The only one I've heard of is embedding some magnetized iron filings in one's fingers, such that a wire carrying AC current has a distinct "feel" to it due to the effect of the magnetic fields.
It doesn't work at any significant range, from what I hear.

Also, there isn't really such a thing as a universal antenna. All radio devices are tuned to specific frequencies, so you'd inevitably need to choose what frequencies are relevant and what are irrelevant to your application.

>>2976697
No and it wouldn't work because like light there are radiowaves of all frequencies everywhere 24/7 and unlike light their wavelength varies from centimeters to kilometers long so you couldn't even differentiate between them without tuning to a specific frequency.

Electric fields on the other hand resolve to a specific potential at any point in space and it's not hard to make a meter to detect them.

>>2976760
I mentioned radio waves because thats what i know can travel a distance. I dont know if electric fields can travel a distance. That point is bring able to recieve waves and understand them like morse code.

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>>2976697
Old tech. I call it the Philip K Dick model.

>>2976796
funny, i thought about something like this the other day

Ever since I got my dick pierced and my gf got a tongue piercing, she can listen to the radio in her head whenever she sucks my dick. Depending on which gauges and materials we combine, we can change frequencies.
So, OP, you gotta get a tongue piercing and find a bf with a pierced dick!

>>2976717
Sounds like one of those wireless remote control vibrating dildos to me. That's probably the kind of product OP is looking for.

>>2976796
Nice find
>>2976806
Clipping your dick. Madman.

>>2976815
> Clipping your dick. Madman.
Well, I had the equipment (gf got a lot of needles and stuff for sewing, I do some minor metalworking), so in true /diy/-spirit, it wasn’t about wether I should, but only if I could.

>>2976697
>he doesn't already feel them
ngmi

>>2976796
Nerves are rooted canaled in the filling process. They are the primary means of infection propagation once the dental pulp is compromised.

Nervous tissue regrowth is a poorly developed science from my limited understanding.

>>2976697
put a paddle + nano sized radio between your teeth and now you can do morse
people walking by will think you have massive tick but actually you're just sending some morse with your teeth.

>>2976697
like many said, a radio
more specifically AM radio

>>2976697
>mmm.. i really love this radio station

>>2976697
You'd need an Implanted BCI. Currently unavailable to the average hobbyist.

Your only real option is an Arduino and a dildo up your ass. Or a Tesla suit.

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>>2976697
Wouldn't you just feel all the waves from a bunch of stations all the time without being able to turn it off then?

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>>2977828
No itd be one radio frequency that is not used by radio stations butthole

>>2976806
This is the kind of practical advice and lived-experience I come to /diy/ for.

>>2976790
> That point is bring able to recieve waves and understand them like morse code.
You don't know what you're talking about. Say you want to tune into wifi signal; 2.4GHz. You get an antenna, receiver module, hook it up to your asshole or whatever and "feel" the waves. First of all, it's 2,4 BILLION ticks per second. You will not be able to tell any signal on this frequency apart even if you "feel" it. Second of all even if you did, the data transferred over ether is usually digital, so it's essentially binary code. Go ahead, download hex editor and open any random image or even text file in it and see if you can make sense of it. Now imagine stream of such data 2,4 billion signs per second. You wouldn't be able to make anything out of it.

Now, you're just a dumb kid with dumb ideas. Go outside, play with a stick or something, listen to your elders.

>>2977994
Dummy is you. radio waves have intensity, if you transmit a wave with more amplitude its different than lower amplitude.
>1s and 0s
Ya morse code

>>2976703
Stick a bluetooth speaker down your pants. Same effect.

>>2976735
>embedding some magnetized iron filings in one's fingers
This but it was a neodymium magnet coated in PTFE to make it biologically inert. Iron filings would hurt like hell.

>>2978028
>radio waves have intensity
there's no difference between 2 billion sledgehammer smashes to your balls and 2 billion slaps on your balls in term of your ability to differentiate one hit from another. It's just too fast
>>1s and 0s
>Ya morse code
Morse code is universal, digital data is trash without context, get outta here you fucking idiot