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From: boyce@daemen.UUCP (Doug Boyce)
Newsgroups: net.video
Subject: Re: Galaxy 1 jamming
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Date: Tue, 14-Jan-86 18:27:19 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan 14 18:27:19 1986
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> A couple weeks ago (I'm backlogged on my postings!) Glenn Hauser, in his
> weekly "World of Radio" program, mentioned that he had received a
> report, sort of third or fourth-hand, that the Galaxy 1 satellite signal
> was being jammed in or from a source in Arkansas. This was supposed to
> be a threat against some or all of the premium pay-video services to not
> scramble their signals. I have heard nothing else about this before or
> since. Anybody have any info on this subject, have seen anything in
> writing about it, or have comments to offer?
> 
> Will

I watched that satellite during recess/vacation Dec 23-Jan 6 (in NYC) with
no problem so I don't think that it is true.

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