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Earl Bonovich
11-21-06, 02:59 PM
CalAmp Commences Shipments of Next Generation Products to Key DBS Customers


OXNARD, Calif., BUSINESS WIRE -- CalAmp Corp. (Nasdaq:CAMP), a leading provider of wireless products, today announced that it has commenced shipments of next generation outdoor satellite reception equipment to Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) service providers DirecTV and Echostar. CalAmp's new products provide greater satellite reception capacity that will enable the DBS service providers to rollout expanded High Definition Television (HDTV) programming.

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cybrsurfer
11-21-06, 03:38 PM
CalAmp Commences Shipments of Next Generation Products to Key DBS Customers



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Interesting.
litzdog911
11-22-06, 12:24 AM
Rather thin announcement ....
"The new product for DirecTV is capable of receiving signals from up to five satellites and enables reception of video programming broadcast in both the Ka-band and the Ku-band. "

Don't the current AT9 and SlimLine dishes already do this?
iceman2a
11-22-06, 06:35 AM
Does this mean there is a third Ka/Ku dish? Or is it their version of the "slimline"?
litzdog911
11-22-06, 12:21 PM
Does this mean there is a third Ka/Ku dish? Or is it their version of the "slimline"?

The release is very vague. Not at all clear what they're actually announcing, and if there's really anything new.
Larry Caldwell
12-01-06, 10:28 AM
CalAmp Commences Shipments of Next Generation Products to Key DBS Customers



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This thread needs to be moved to "General Satellite Discussion", since the news applies to both D* and E*.

Has anyone heard if this will solve the weak 129 signal in the PNW, removing the necessity for a second dish? Is Dish still going to call this equipment the Dish1000+, or are they going to give it a separate designation?

I like the built-in auxiliary port feature, since I may someday want to add a 148 feed to the basic 110-119-129 service.