yee@trident.arc.nasa.gov (Peter E. Yee) (04/04/91)
Les Gaver
Headquarters, Washington, D.C. April 2, 1991
(Phone: 202/453-8372)
N91-24
NOTE TO EDITORS: STS-37 TV TRANSMISSIONS
STS-37/GRO Space Shuttle mission (currently scheduled for an
April 5 launch) television programming will be transmitted daily
via the following satellite to accommodate the Alaska and Hawaii
audiences:
SPACENET 1
Transponder 17L
120 degrees West Longitude
4060.0 MHz (Video)
6.8 MHz (Audio)
Two-hour edited versions of each day's events will be
transmitted via SPACENET 1 from April 6 through landing - Midnight
to 2 a.m. Eastern time.
The continental United States will continue to receive NASA
Select television, 24 hours a day throughout the mission, via:
SATCOM F2R
Transponder 13
72 degrees West Longitude
3960 MHz (Video)
6.8 MHZ (Audio)rmo5292@zeus.tamu.edu (O'LEARY, RICHARD MICHAEL) (04/05/91)
In article <1991Apr3.173647.27149@news.arc.nasa.gov>, yee@trident.arc.nasa.gov (Peter E. Yee) writes... >Les Gaver >Headquarters, Washington, D.C. April 2, 1991 >(Phone: 202/453-8372) > >N91-24 > >NOTE TO EDITORS: STS-37 TV TRANSMISSIONS > > The continental United States will continue to receive NASA >Select television, 24 hours a day throughout the mission, via: > > SATCOM F2R > Transponder 13 > 72 degrees West Longitude > 3960 MHz (Video) > 6.8 MHZ (Audio) I had heard that some amateur TV operators re-broadcast NASA Select on Cable Ch 60. Anyone have more info, especially for the Houston area? -- D ******************************************************************************** Dick O'Leary rmo5292@tamsigma.bitnet "And what do you call assassins rmo5292@sigma.tamu.edu who accuse assassins anyway Dept. of Geophysics My Friend" Texas A&M University 77843-3114 (409)690-0871 -- Marillion (1984) ********************************************************************************