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Graham wrote:
> Smoke signals..... I would think a slight problem would be finding something 
> that would burn or if you did , distinguishing it from everything else  that 
> was burning ?

That could be addressed with the use of a strong encryption code, which could also solve the problem of onlookers...
A sort of public key RSA, where you have the guarantee of the authenticity of the sender.
Or more simply, a set of smoke signals could be used as a preamble for the subsequent message... <vbg>

73  Alberto  I2PHD