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From: dgc@euphemia.math.ucla.edu (David G. Cantor)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: TV Descrambler
Keywords: Cable, descramblers
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Date: 25 Sep 90 01:30:23 GMT
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Readers interested in cable TV descramblers should read the classified
ads in the widely distributed magazine Radio-Electronics.  There are
30 or so companies advertising these devices.  They seem to carry all
standard brands, e.g., Scientific Atlantic, Jerrold, Zenith, Tocom, etc.

The business appears to be highly competitive and, given the completely
open advertising, probably legal.  The only catch appears to be that
none of these companies will sell within the State within which they are
located.

dgc

David G. Cantor
Department of Mathematics
University of California at Los Angeles
Internet:  dgc@math.ucla.edu