leech@proline.cs.unc.edu (10/19/89)
Does anyone else have frequent problems getting a clean signal off
Satcom F2-R for NASA Select? Sometimes no amount of fine tuning will
get rid of all the garbage.
--
Jon Leech (leech@cs.unc.edu) __@/
Brice: "How many people don't know anything about it?"
Andy: "About what?"tom@cs.utah.edu (Tom Blockovich) (10/20/89)
In article <10083@thorin.cs.unc.edu> leech@proline.cs.unc.edu () writes: > > Does anyone else have frequent problems getting a clean signal off >Satcom F2-R for NASA Select? Sometimes no amount of fine tuning will >get rid of all the garbage. >-- It comes in crystal clear to me in Utah. Tom Blockovich at Digital (801)565-3043 henryy::blockovic_to at the U of U (801)581-5805 tom@cs.utah.edu
caf@omen.UUCP (Chuck Forsberg) (10/21/89)
In article <1989Oct19.181717.22644@hellgate.utah.edu> tom@cs.utah.edu (Tom Blockovich) writes: :In article <10083@thorin.cs.unc.edu> leech@proline.cs.unc.edu () writes: :> :> Does anyone else have frequent problems getting a clean signal off :>Satcom F2-R for NASA Select? Sometimes no amount of fine tuning will :>get rid of all the garbage. NASA Select in one one of the transponders (13) that is one of the most seriously affected by terrestrial interference (TI). Perhaps your local AT&T or telco needs to join MCI in blowing up microwave towers.