coldwarcomms : A list dedicated to the discussion of various communications systems used by the U.S. military and civilian authorities during

A list dedicated to the discussion of various communications systems used by the U.S. military and civilian authorities during the Cold War era

Re: The Interocitor Thanks for posting link(s) to photos. On closer examination, it appears that the Interocitor shown is the much later "D" version, rather than the original Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:16 pm	Radioman390@... radioman390 Offline Send Email
Re: The Interocitor Check these URL's.... http://www.interocitor.net/ http://www.shipbrook.com/jeff/interocitor/about.html RICH @B> } [Non-text portions of this message have Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:31 am	wa6knw@... sgm460122 Online Now Send Email
Re: TV feeds and monitoring I lived in Marietta, Ohio when WBOY went on the air. I am surprised to learn that NBC fed WBOY with a local loop from a 'clean' AT&T feed at Wolf Summit! Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:26 am	tomandsue@... radargeek247 Offline Send Email
Re: DX-ing Out of Town Stations (Re: PPV "Theater" Events) Hey Mark! You are a man after my heart! Got to grab a brew sometime and compare notes! As a kid making 'date money' in high school by erecting VHF antennas Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:09 am	tomandsue@... radargeek247 Offline Send Email
Re: TV feeds and monitoring ... In most cities the video to TV stations & sports venues was coax from the CO building with the TOC;the demarc was a coax from the TOC to the local company Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 2:55 am	ozob99 Offline Send Email
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