05-20-15 11:58 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re: film camera   
      
    TW> @MSGID: <555D063E.13917.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    EV> TW> As a side note the old 35MM movie house projectors are about   
    EV> TW> all gone. In fact the movie studios now distributes their   
    EV> TW> features in 35MM. They are distributed in a Digital format and   
    EV> TW> the projectionist is basiclly a computer operator.   
    EV> TW> Some get their features over a highspeed internet connection   
    EV> TW> and others use a Satellite Antenna   
      
    EV>Thanks for the Info.   
      
    EV>From my limited experience with Microwave Radio where I worked, I hope   
    EV>the Satellite frequency they are using is below 10GC/Sec.   
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   Howdy! Tom,   
    TW> the Sat distribution becan early last year. Here is a bit form   
    TW> the Internet:   
      
    TW> http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/movies-via-satellite/   
      
    TW> They are using the Ka band, 35.5 - 40.0 GHZ   
      
   Ouch!, I suppose they have to get the Movie Data during Clear WX so   
   that they can show the movie any time they want to.   
      
   IIRC, the old frequency the Microwave System used was 3.8 GC/Sec.,   
   and the signal just needed adjustment in the Spring and Fall, when the   
   Trees started getting leaves on them or when their leaves dropped off.   
      
   The newer System operated at 22.0 GC/Sec. and it wasn't of use when it   
   rained real heavy.   
      
   At least that's my experience back in the 1990's.   
      
   Electronic things improve over time and what I saw years ago might be   
   considered "Old Hat!" now.   
   73   
      
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