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Monday, August 27, 2012

Project Blue Beam

Project Blue Beam Tube. Duration : 6.92 Mins.


The first step concerns the breakdown of all archaeological knowledge. It deals with staging earthquakes at certain precise locations around the planet where supposed new "discoveries" will finally explain (for them) that the meaning of the basic doctrines of all the world's major religions are "wrong." The second step deals with the gigantic space show. 3D optical holograms and sounds, laser projections of multiple holographic images in different parts of the world, each receiving a different image, according to its predetermined original national religious faith. This new "god" image will talk in all languages. The third step deals with telepathic electronic two-way communication. ELF, VLF, and LF waves will reach the people of the earth through the insides of their brains, making each person believe that his own God is speaking to him from within his own soul. The fourth step involves universal supernatural manifestations using electronic means. The waves (frequencies) used at the time will allow supernatural forces to travel through fiber optics cable, coaxial cable, electric and telephone lines in order to penetrate all electronic equipment and appliances that will by then have a special microchip installed. The goal of this step deals with the materialization of satanic ghosts, specters, and poltergeists all across the globe in order to push all populations to the edge of a wave of suicide, killing and permanent psychological disorder. After that night of the ...

Thursday, August 23, 2012

AT&T Archives: Voices in Space

AT&T Archives: Voices in Space Tube. Duration : 12.45 Mins.


For more from the AT&T Archives, visit techchannel.att.com This film is about the AT&T's involvement with the Comstar satellite system. At the time that this film was made, the first Comstar had not yet been launched. The first Comstar satellites were launched in 1976, the last in 1981. Comstar was a dedicated communications satellite in a 22300 mile high orbit, relaying long-distance calls—primarily within the USA Comstar relayed calls to one of seven "earth stations", a joint project between GTE and AT&T. There were four owned by the Bell System: in Woodbury, GA; Three Peaks, CA; Hanover, IL; and Hawley, NY. GTE had three, in LA, Tampa, and Honolulu. All of the earth stations, interestingly enough, were situated in bowl-shaped valleys, specifically to minimize interference from earth signals, which tended to spread horizontally. This way the earth stations had a clearer signal to the satellite, and vice versa. Even though AT&T had had satellites in space since the first Telstar was launched, the Comstars were the first really practical, high-call capacity satellites. With 140 million telephones in the system, AT&T was anticipating the limits of its system capacity all the time, developing new technologies to keep up with demand. At this time, compared to today, the phone system was relatively primitive — all calls were still transmitted via coaxial cable, and required large amounts of repeaters. Electronic Switching Stations were still extremely new, and lightwave/laser ...

Friday, August 17, 2012

BALUN COAXIAL TIPO "COLLINS"

BALUN COAXIAL TIPO "COLLINS" Video Clips. Duration : 1.57 Mins.


UMA BREVE ANÁLISE DO FAMOSO BALUN COM ESPIRAS DE CABO COAXIAL CURTO CIRCUITADAS, NO ESPECTRO DE 1.8 A 30Mhz.

C2G / Cables to Go - 43063 - 250ft RG6Q Quad Shield Coax Cable

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  • Lifetime Warranty

C2G / Cables to Go - 43063 - 250ft RG6Q Quad Shield Coax Cable Overview

Impact Acoustics RG6/U Quad Shield is ideal for antenna cable television and satellite installations. This cable is 18AWG copper clad steel center conductor surrounded by a foam polyethylene dielectric. A bonded aluminum foil and 60% aluminum braid over another foil and 40% aluminum braid provide 100% shield coverage. This UL listed cable meets UL and CUL specifications for CL1 CL2 CM CMX and CMG installations. Swept tested to 3GHz to ensure performance at applicable frequencies. To help you keep track of cable used the cable jacket is sequentially marked every two feet.Primary InformationCable Type :  In-Wall Coaxial Cable Cable Technology :  Quad shielded Left Connector Type :  Bare wire Left Connector Gender :  N/A Right Connector Type :  Bare wire Right Connector Gender :  N/A Dimensions&MiscellaneousLength :  250 feet UNSPSC CodeUNSPSC Code :  26121620 

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Monday, August 13, 2012

How to Build a Cable TV Descrambler

How to Build a Cable TV Descrambler Tube. Duration : 1.52 Mins.


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Thursday, August 9, 2012

RiteAV - RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable - 75 ft.

RiteAV - RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable - 75 ft. Review


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RiteAV - RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable - 75 ft. Overview

Used for Satellite, Digital Cable, and Antenna Signals.

RiteAV - RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable - 75 ft. Feature

  • 18 AWG Solid Copper Center Conductor
  • Quad-Shield Wire
  • Tested to 3Ghz

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