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Subject: Re: FM Antennas, Amplifiers. - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 11-May-84 08:32:00 EDT
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uok!dswankii    May 11 07:32:00 1984


The other thing that you can do is get a satalite dish set up for FM.
I was suprised (now I'm just amused) to find that there are a large
number of music channels on satalite.

By the way, doesn't coax START with less transfered signal when compared to
twin-lead but hold the level constant over a greater time?

				David Swank II
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				University of Oklahoma