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Subject: favorite channels vs life line

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Anonymous

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Date Posted: Sat, February 07 2004, 9:59:32 PST

I understand the thinking that two out of five channels was not enough when thinking of people with choices. And that is fine when you have it to offer. But there are people out there that simply cannot afford to pay a monthly bill to receive a television signal. Without the translators they are simply disconnected from the world. For those people...a $25 yard sale television and a two channel translator system is sufficient enough to keep them connected to what is happening in the world and entertained at home when they can afford nothing else.

Duane Nycz
Soap Lake

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Anonymous
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Date Posted: Sat, February 07 2004, 23:56:17 PST

Well said, Duane.

We can rally together and change the situation. Hundreds of FREE Un-encoded MPEG 2 signals are being broadcast to Soap Lake from three satellites. These satellites are in a fixed orbit. Anyone with a dish system can point to 123 degrees West and get more TV then they'll ever be able to watch. Someone posted on this subject already. Anyone with questions: post them and they will be answered on this site.