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From: gerry@bluemoon.rn.com (Gerard M. Foley)
Subject: Re: Olympic channels
Organization: Blue Moon BBS ((614) 868-998[024])
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 92 23:07:58 EDT

erik@vcd.hp.com (Erik Kilk) writes:

> 
> >  Where is W4?
> 
> 
> Interesting.  My Drake calls it W4.  I happened to have the manual here
> at work and see that W4 is the Galaxy 6 satallite at 99 degrees W.  Don't
> know why they designated it W4.
> 
> Anyways, the opening ceremonies coverage appeared to be the exact same
> video everyone else was showing (edited with graphic labels under the
> artists) but without the commentary and commercials.  
> 
> I was impressed with the super high quality of both the video and the
> stereo sounds. And to have this all this comming from a stadium was
> amazing.
> 
> The transponder went dead just a few minutes before the end of the show --
> at the top of the hour as if that was all the time rented.
> 
> 
> Ku Band
> -------
> Last night it was fun watching four - five (can't remember) NBC channels on
> Ku's K2.  I think all the channels were showing the same thing just time
> shifted 1, 2, 3, and maybe more hours.  I watched for maybe 2 hours and
> probably saw everything I was interested in for the whole night.

There used to be a W4 that was turned off when G6 was put up.
Or maybe it was moved and used for something else, but I
doubt it.

 This is from
     gerry@bluemoon.rn.com
who doesn't have his (or her) own obnoxious signature yet
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 21:46:00 EST
From:         Russ Crisp <CRISP@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Cable bill just passed by house
X-To:         HOMESAT@VM1.NoDak.EDU

I understand that this legislation now must go before the President, and
he will, hopefully, sign the resolution and make it law.

I watched some of the proceedings on CSPAN while they were debating
HR 4850.  It was pretty interesting.  There were a couple of other amendements
that were proposed, but the important one was the Tauzin amendment.  That
was the so called 'access provision' that the cable lobby was trying to kill
if I understand everything.

How long will it take to get this to the President, and what are the chances
that he will sign it?  I had heard he may veto it.

If this becomes law, how much of an effect will it have on the cost of
satellite delivered programming?

Just wonderin..
Russ Crisp
Systems Analyst
Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC
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Date:         Fri, 31 Jul 1992 11:09:49 EDT
From:         Bill Jones <wejones@CRDEC7.APGEA.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Re: Really strange audio on G6/22 tonight!
X-To:         "HOMESAT - Home Satellite Technology" <HOMESAT@vm1.nodak.edu>

>
> On G6/21 or 22 I can't recall which, there is all kinds of very weird audio
> on 6.8.  I finally figured out what it is...  Someone has a VHF/UHF type
> scanner (the kind used for monitoring police) patched into the audio.  I am
> hearing SMR telephone calls, public service agencies, businesses, etc.  This
> is completely amazing!
>
> I think the audio is coming from California.  The video is scrambled.
> Bring a scanner buff myself, I recognize all the sounds, like SMR data, etc.
> Guys calling their wives on the way home from work, and lots of really
> oddball stuff.
>
> I have no idea why this is there, but it is sure fun to listen to.  If it is
> still up when this goes out and this manages to make it to the group (seems
> like my posts are not getting out very well)  Check it out for yourself
>
> One of the voice IDers just said  "....repeater, Ocean City"
>
? was it just on one channel?  I had a similar observation a few years ago,
when I first started picking up FM^2 signals via shortwave radio on the
baseband out.  Basically, the dish seemed to be picking up all sorts of short
wave signals and I was receiving them somehow through the sat receiver.  From
Maryland I was picking up some broadcast shortwave stations out of New Orleans
or something like that, that was a STRONG signal even with full rf attenuation
on my Kenwood 2000!  It was not just that one station, there were many signals,
and if I disconnected the radio from the baseband, and connected to my swl
antenna, I got no reception with full attenuation, and the normal staticy
weak reception with no attenuation.  Reception of these signals didn't seem
to depend on what transponder I was on, and I can't remember if it depended
on what sat I was on or not.  Anyway, I tried to pick these same things up
about a week later, an they weren't there.  Never heard them again.
Anyway, it seems that under certain strange conditions, a sat system can
apparently perform as a SUPER short waver receiver (and I forgot to mention,
if I remember correctly, I was receiving what are normally AM signals via
the FM mode on my receiver, so the signals must have been modulating the
lnb somehow), so perhaps the same thing could be happening with your
VHF/UHF signals???  You hear strange things on satellite systems.
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 16:42:06 MEZ
From:         Johannes Heyer <C0031018@DBSTU1.RZ.TU-BS.DE>
Subject:      Re: European Card Swaps
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In article <HOMESAT%92072005471593@VM1.NODAK.EDU> iinqp@VNET.IBM.COM writes:
>
>   Has anybody suggested using this newsgroup to arrange legitimate swaps
> of decoder cards. I know groups like Euroswap exist but they seem to be
> .. stuff deleted

Hi,

since all the construction schemes for scrambeled ASTRA-Channels I got till
now were bogus, a service which could provide me with a working decoder and
viewing card would be interesting. But I'm not sure if a private or
professional service could operate over a long term.

Has anyone experiences with buying a decoder/viewing card in Great Britain
during a stay there and bring the stuff to your own country? What about
monthly payment, new viewing cards, broken decoders etc.?

Does anyone know the EC-laws good enough to second Harald's remark,
that from January 1993 on it would be legal to buy a Skydecoder no
difference from what EC country you are?

Tschuess
         Johannes

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From: satnews@cix.compulink.co.uk (Darren Ingram)
Subject: SCPC, FM2, FM3                          
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Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 22:46:00 +0000

Well there is a free newsletter available by fax polling +49 89 41 86 08 94 
concerned with data broadcasting topics. 
 
News and info on data broadcasting always welcomed via e-mail/fax 
 
Darren Ingram 
Data Broadcasting News/Satnews 
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 1992 20:18:27 EDT
From:         Gary Bourgois <flash@LOPEZ.MARQUETTE.MI.US>
Subject:      Re: What's HOMESAT ?
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>Sorry if my question is stupid, but as a new member of this news group
>I've read news about 'HOMESAT'. What is it ? A kind of listserver ... ?




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From: roberts@triton.unm.edu (Robert Smathers)
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Re: Olympic channels
Date: 27 Jul 92 14:48:22 GMT
Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque

In article <1992Jul27.010433.719@proponent.com> Monty Solomon <roscom!monty@think.com> writes:
>In article <BryM5w.KL9@vcd.hp.com> erik@vcd.hp.com (Erik Kilk) writes:
>> I found the following during the Olympic opening ceremonies:
>> 
>> 	W4-09  Raw feed with stadium sounds only. Great Picture!
>
>Where is W4 located?

W4 is what is known currently as G6.

Robert

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From: ees1mw@ee.surrey.ac.uk (Mike Willis)
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Re: sightings of 16 degr east
Date: 21 Jul 92 15:02:33 GMT
Organization: University of Surrey

In article <1992Jul21.112058.14012@lmpsbbs.comm.mot.com> juergenb@ecs.comm.mot.com (Juergen Bartels) writes:

>On 16 degree east I made the following observations:

>    11.615 V   a card showing:
>                 HASTV  Test YAYINI
>                 HBBTV  Stereo

>     anybody out there who knows more about this station?


>The next are Olympic feeds from Barcelona:
>    11.080 H ARD/ZDF 
>    11.163 H BBC                (slate shows: BBC BARC)
>    11.155 H Canal Plus France  (slate shows: CPF BARC OP2)

Ah, I wondered what BARC meant. These are very strong signals as I was able 
to view then on my 35 cm dish/1.2 LNB in SE England. Normally only Astra is 
as strong in PAL. I also got CNN on the Intelsat at 27.5W but not very well. 
Maybe I will upgrade to 45cm if I can find a suitable dish.

For those who don't know you can get a quite reasonable picture from astra 
with a 35 cm dish in the middle of the coverage zone. Paint it to blend in
with the surroundings and it virtually dissappears. They are also very cheap 
being BSB surplus but with a marconi type 10.95-11.7 GHz LNB.

Mike
M.J.Willis - CSER - University of Surrey
From: Dana.Sandefur@iphase.UUCP (Dana Sandefur)
Sender: FredGate@iphase.UUCP
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Usenet feed via satellite?
Date: 21 Jul 92 18:40:00 GMT

A couple of months ago I ran across a message about a firm starting up a Usenet feed via satellite data-stream for receiving news, and phone calls for sending.

They were looking for folks with a computer, modem, and satellite dish, plus an established Usenet operation going as obvious, basic requirements.

It intrigued me, but I failed to save it and have been searching around for it.
Unfortunately, I don't even remember what newsgroup I saw it in, but I figure this group would be the likely one to start asking in.

Does anyone know anything about this?

If so, could you re-post the message, or simply relay the info?

        Thanks,
        Dana Sandefur
        iphase@infoserv.com


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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 18:30:31 BST
From:         iinqp@VNET.IBM.COM
Subject:      European decrypter cards and decrypters
X-To:         homesat@vm1.nodak.edu

   The general opinion seems to be that the channel operators cannot
refuse to supply smart cards to residents of other EEC countries as this
would contravene the Treaty of Rome amongst other things. The same
argument would appear to apply to decrypters themselves. As an
experiment I am willing to approach various satellite TV channels and
suppliers of decrypters and find out which ones are willing to supply
cards/decrypters outside the target countries, and post the results to
this group.
   In order to do this I will need addresses of the various satellite TV
channels (excluding the UK ones) who provide encrypted channels and also
of satellite decrypter manufacturer.
   Please can anybody send me the addresses of the following satellite
channels:-
       Premiere       Germany
       RTL-4          Luxembourg
       TV3            Denmark
       Canal+         Spain
       TV5 Espana     "   "
       Antenna Tres   ""
       Filmnet        Belgium
       Rai Uno/Duo    Italy
       Canal +        France

I will also need to know who manufactures the following decrypters:-
       Nagravision
       Satpak
       Discret

  Is any one outside the UK willing to approach BSB in order to find out
if they will supply them with cards for the Sky channels.

Howard
From: jjlamastra@happy.colorado.edu
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: HTS available
Date: 21 Jul 92 22:39:27 GMT
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder

Can anyone tell me if Home Team Sports(out of the Washington D.C. area) is
available with a satellite dish? If it is, is it available all over the country
or just on the east coast.

Please E-mail your reply as I do not read this group on a regular basis.

Thanks in advance,
Joe Lamastra
University of Colorado
jjlamastra@uccs.edu
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Date:         Fri, 31 Jul 1992 10:16:35 PDT
From:         "Vijay Vaidyanathan" <zycad!yoda!vijay@SUN.COM>
Subject:      Olympics On Canadian Satellite
X-To:         HOMESAT@VM1.NoDak.EDU
              30 Jul 1992 20:32:00 GMT <9207310124.AB01378@Sun.COM>

>     Well it's looks like we don't have to pay for the triplecast, we can
> get the Olympics via Canadian satellite (A1-14)! However it's in
> french

Also on the mexican Morelos 1 and 2 ... but thats in Spanish! I
also saw a feed on G2 with no commentary during the Opening
Ceremony (live, not at Local prime Time!) and the one on G6 that
others have noted.

- Vijay
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From: gabriel@sgi.com (Gabriel Villalobos)
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: question
Date: 21 Jul 92 22:50:12 GMT
Organization: Silicon Graphics, Inc., Mountain View, CA

I am down to make a decision between a GI2720R vs. a DrakeESR1524
Would anybody care to give me their opinions?
The reason why I am trying to get a Drake is because of the Extended Low
Threshold, to improve reception on a 7 ft Dish, but then again I don't know if
it would make to much difference. 
I do like the User friendly features of the GI2720R
I will be using a Unimesh Antenna.


Thanks 


-G


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From: erik@vcd.hp.com (Erik Kilk)
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Re: Olympic channels
Date: 27 Jul 92 15:48:52 GMT
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>  Where is W4?


Interesting.  My Drake calls it W4.  I happened to have the manual here
at work and see that W4 is the Galaxy 6 satallite at 99 degrees W.  Don't
know why they designated it W4.

Anyways, the opening ceremonies coverage appeared to be the exact same
video everyone else was showing (edited with graphic labels under the
artists) but without the commentary and commercials.  

I was impressed with the super high quality of both the video and the
stereo sounds. And to have this all this comming from a stadium was
amazing.

The transponder went dead just a few minutes before the end of the show --
at the top of the hour as if that was all the time rented.


Ku Band
-------
Last night it was fun watching four - five (can't remember) NBC channels on
Ku's K2.  I think all the channels were showing the same thing just time
shifted 1, 2, 3, and maybe more hours.  I watched for maybe 2 hours and
probably saw everything I was interested in for the whole night.
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From: erik@vcd.hp.com (Erik Kilk)
Subject: Re: Compression artifacts in NBC Olympic coverage
Organization: Hewlett-Packard VCD
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1scd1 PL4
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 16:00:34 GMT



I noticed the same thing watching the winter olympics. It was especially
noticable when a skier would fly by the camera.

I find it particularly annoying and can just imagin the NBC executives
choosing to go with it because most people wouldn't know what was wrong.

This sort of artifact wasn't apparant in the past and with other sporting
events in Europe -- so there must be some advantage to NBC to go with this
new technology -- even if it makes for poorer video quality.

Erik

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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 1992 20:33:48 -0400
From:         Mike Gingell <aurs01!aurw72!gingell@MCNC.ORG>
Subject:      LVTN update

Well things at LVTN have progressed to the point where they are actually
included in Onsat program listings.  The British Channel segment still
does not have the programs they promised but I live in hope.  Here is
a sample schedule for next Monday. (The first week Onsat has listed them).

Monday 1PM EST  ITN World News
       1:30 PM  UK Today
       2:00 PM  Abroad in Britain
       3:00 PM  Business in England
       4:00 PM  Glimpses of Britain
       5:00 PM  Touring our Cities
       6:00 PM  Brookside (soap opera set in Liverpool) daily
       6:30 PM  ITN World News.

Similar programs Mon-Fri. On Sat & Sun at 5PM only they have British Soccer.

I find the picture considerably improved now. No sparklies. Only the ITN
News has noisy sound. Strange since the picture is quite good.

Mike Gingell, Alcatel, Raleigh, NC USA  (919) 850-6444
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Internet:   gingell%aurfs1%aurgate@mcnc.org
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From: smack@sol.UVic.CA (Susan Mackey)
Subject: Wild Feeds for Olympic Games
Keywords: Olympics
Organization: University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C. CANADA
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 92 20:32:45 GMT

Everyone was so helpful about finding the soccer games last month, I thought
I'd take a shot at trying to locate some channels that might be carrying
the Olympic Game coverage.
Specifically I'm interested in the equestrian events, but, I'll take what
I can get :-)

Thanks, 
Sue
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I may be speaking from the University of Victoria, but, I'm certainly not
speaking for them.
From: dlarson@cbmvax.commodore.com (Dale Larson - Product Assurance)
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Re: Well, it's blown (lightning)
Date: 24 Jul 92 20:02:14 GMT
Reply-To: dlarson@cbmvax.commodore.com (Dale Larson - Product Assurance)
Organization: Commodore, Systems Assurance, Amiga Systems Section

>	I'm certainly going to add a pretty serious surge-protector to the
>new system...

You mean a pretty serious lightning arrestor.
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From: ianj@ijpc.UUCP (Ian Justman)
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Re: Olympic channels
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 92 16:21:03 PDT
Organization: Ian Justman's pitiful excuse for an AT clone

roberts@triton.unm.edu (Robert Smathers) writes:

> G6/20 or G6/12 (NBC Eastern Time zone feed, ENGLISH!!!!).

You might also want to try Satcom C1 transponder 8 for NBC East.

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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 11:18:41 CST
From:         "Vicente E. Zamora" <AL281411@VMTECSLP.BITNET>
Subject:      Olympic Events we'd like to see
X-To:         Knowing Mexico <MEXICO-L@TECMTYVM.BITNET>, homesat@ndsuvm1.BITNET

  Good day...now that Olympic frenzy is everywhere I decided to
to contribute a little....I found this in the July 1992 Edition
of Satellite Orbit Magazine published monthly by Orbit Publishing,
Division of CommTek Communications Corp., 8330 Boone Blvd., Suite 600,
Viena, VA 22182.  he he he.


   OLYMPICS EVENTS WE'D LIKE TO SEE
   ---------------------------------

We already know of the events to watch for in the coming Olympics.
Now, here are events we would REALLY like to see in the Games


Satellite Dish Skateboarding
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  beginners spin on the fringes of a 12-foot
fiberglass dish. Veterans circle on 7-foot mesh jobs. Look for especially
poetic moves involving the feedhorn.


Name that nation
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Identify the new states of Eastern Europe and the CIS
Bonus points for sovereign states. Correct answers vary by day.


Recycling Dash
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Sort colored glass,plastic, aluminium and newspaper
randomly mixed in a 50-gallon drum. Participants trade in cans for cash
value towards trinkets. (See: Olympic Pin Collecting)


Sky Diving
^^^^^^^^^^  First one down wins. Only event where fauly equipment can
get you the Gold.


Board Game Triathlon
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Chackers, chess and Monopoly. Dream Team for '96
Timmy, Kasparov and Milken.


Timeshift Triathlon
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Purists only, no remotes allowed. Capture Cheers,
The Simpsons and Beverly Hills 90210 on your VCR...alphabetically.


Home Shopping Penthatlon
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Flip between QVC, HSN, Shpo-at-Home, Value
Vision and Home Shopping Club. The first athlete to collect a Hummel
from each triumphs. Hummels go to athletes' grandmothers.


Domestic Decathlon
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Revel in the excitement as professional wrestlers
compete in croquet, hopscotch, hula-hoop, bocce, dodgeball, lawn darts,
frisbee, horseshoes, badminton and kickball.


Olympic Pin Collecting
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  So many people collect Olympic pins, we'll just
make it official. This is an untimed event to prevent anyone from
bleeding to death. Athlete with most pins to stand unassisted August 9
wins most coveted Olympic trinket.


Nintendo
^^^^^^^^  The first parent to drag a child away from a hot game wins.


Decafflon
^^^^^^^^^  The Olympic host to go to the longest without benefit of
caffeine wins. Time change makes this event especially brutal.
Bob "I will never stop" Costas heavily favored.


Democrat Decathlon
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Ten Democratic presidential hopefuls see who can
drop out of the event first.


-------------- The end of the part 1 of 1  ------------------


    Well... I hope you liked it.

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From: lesnyd@bb1t.monsanto.com
Newsgroups: rec.video.satellite
Subject: Stereo Processor Needed!
Date: 30 Jul 92 10:06:10 CST
Organization: Monsanto Company, St. Louis, MO


Help!

I want to get a stereo processor for my Echostar SRD4000 receiver before
the second half of Time's Arrow is uplinked in early September, but I
don't know where to get one. No dealer in St. Louis has one, or even really
knows what it is...

Please send me the phone numbers of any shop-at-home or any dealer that can
help me out with this. Or if anyone out there has one that is no longer
needed because of an upgrade, I'll buy it!

Please reply via email. Thanks much!

Larry Snyder
lesnyd@monsanto.com

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