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A melsrand selgctorswitchon thetront pan€lpormitthe monitoring ofc,itical voltages-and the lF monitor ouput is availabls at ths tront pamt to facititateC/N testing. An AGC/MGC switch and a manual gain adiustmont are located on tho lront panet to turrh€r tacitiiate testing. Tho rear panel conlains an auriliary vid€o ouFut to allow monitoringol vidoo p€rtomancs withoutdisrupling programming and an extra pairot audiooutsuts to lacilitatgaudio monitodrE. Scientific Communications, lnc. SPECIALISTSIN MICROWAVE RECEIVER TECHNOLOGY 3425 Kingsley. 6.t;.nd, Texas75041 214o271-3685. Twx: 910-860-5172 Ir I i:.. SEPTEMBER 1978 VOLUME5 NUMBER 9 PUBLISHEDMONTHLY, AS ITS OFFICIALJOURNAL, BY THE COMMUNITYANTENNA TELEVISION ASSOCIATION, INC., OKLAHOMACITY, OKLAHOMA.AS A SERVICETO ITS MEMBERSAND OTHERSPROVIDING CATV'MATV SERVICETO THE TELEVISIONVIEWING PUBLIC AND BROADBANDVIOEO/AUDIO DATA COMMUNICAT]ONSERVICE. OFFICERS Kyle D. Moore,Chairman of Board -FEATURES_ Ben Campbell,President G.H. Bunk Dodson,Sec/Tsr SATELLITES-UPDATE'78/Whereis it all headed?The explosive growth of satelliteuse DIRECTORS and technologygets brighterand brighterby the day as the cabletelevision industry basksinthegloryofbeingintheforefrontofacommunicationsrevolution...........'14 PeterAthanas (Wisconsin) EugeneEdwards (Ohio) THE NEWLYPROMISED SERVICES-Not going DavidFox (WestVirginia) every service that says they are to the birdactually makes it. An RalphHaimowitz (Florida) updateon who iswhere ..........15 CharlesF. Kee(Oregon) WHATABOUT THE'SICK Jim A. Kimrey(Arkansas) BIRD'?-ls there somethingactually wrong with F1? Tests J.J.Mueller (Vermont) areunderwaytodeterminehowhealthyourfutureis..... ...........21 BenV. Willie (lowa) THE RELIGIOUSTRANSPONDERS-RCA's Andy Inglis says his company has a 'special DIRECTORS.EMERITUS relationship'withthe religious broadcasters .......24 William Risden (Kentucky) CarlSchmauder (Oregon) CATJ's 1978 GUIDETO ACTIVETRANSPONDERS-A special two page table of which transponderis doingwhat STAFF on allof the birds . .. ..28 R.B.Cooper, Jr., Editor-in-Chief LNA PROGRESSAND EOUIPMENTPROGRESS-Cable growth in satellite technology is CelesteRule, Managing Editor stillpacedbythedevelopmentandavailabilityofequipment ........32 DebbieTeel, Production Director JanetStone, Editorial Asst. SUMMARYOF TERMINALSALES-Guess which companyhas sold more terminalsthan DianeHoward, Editorial Asst. thecompetition?..... ............34 Bill H. Ellis,Contributing Editor RayDaly, Contributing Editor NON-CATVDEVELOPMENTS ON THEBIRDS-Some people believethe next big action in RaleighB. Stelle, Contributing Editor satelliteswill beoutsideof the cableTV field. ......37 OFFICES -DEPARTMENTS_ CATA/CATJ 4209NW 23rd,Suite 106 CATA-torial(BenCampbellon FCClnactionWith OklahomaCity, Oklahom a73107 SatelliteMatters) .......... 4 (405)947-7664 SATELLITETECHNOLOGYNEWS. ........42 CATA(Washington Off ice) SeptemberStatistics SteveEffros, Executive Director FasterTVROLicense Processing (Oops!) 110017th St. NW (Suite506) SunOutage Coming Again Washington,D.C.20036 TheTransponder Listings (202\659.2612 WeathervaneOn The Bird? CATJsubscription rates $14.00 per year for First MexicanTVRO non-CATAmembers, $10.00 per year for R.STELLE'S TECHNOLOGY CORNER (This month. .radiation) . .44 CATAmember-systems; $10.00per year for industryemployed personnel for at-home COOP'SCABLE COLUMN (Weekly on the bird) . 4B-B delivery.In Canada, $16.00 per year for TECHNICALTOPICS (Letters and new briefs) . 51 CATVsystems, $12.00 per year for system EnjoyedBeing On TV employees.Foreign rates request. LaunchingA CATASatellite upon Wants Richardson'sAddress Thirdclass postage rates paid in 0klahoma Did They Like Me? MakeTheir Own GaAs-FETs City,0klahoma, U.S.A. FederalRegister Defended fheCommunity Antenna Television Asociation, Inc. Freeldeas Prevailed isa nonprofitorganization formed under Chapter 19, Title18 ol theStatutes of theState of 0llahoma. ASSOCIATE'SROSTER(Handyaddressesandtelephonenumbers)..........s4 Assuch, no pail ol itsasets or incomeshall be the propertyol its members; such asets and income shall CLASSY-CATAdvertising ......... ss be devotederclusively to the purpmesof the : Corporation. CATJisCopyight@ l97E by the Community Antenna OURCOVER \ TeleuisionAssociation, Inc. All righis resened. Quedan WHERElS TOO FAR?This special issue exploresthe current status of reseruadostodos los derechos.Printed in U.S.A. the satellite explosion in CATV, exemplified by the front cover
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