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Old February 4th 05, 04:37 PM
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I've noticed them several times as well in recent months, on their 7260
outlet (they've been a tiny scoche off-frequency). 3960, I think it
used to be, has been dead though.

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Old February 4th 05, 04:58 PM
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bpnjensen wrote:

I've noticed them several times as well in recent months, on their 7260
outlet (they've been a tiny scoche off-frequency). 3960, I think it
used to be, has been dead though.


The blog mentions 3945 but my 2002 Passport shows that to be inactive.

EiBi (and Passport 2002) both show 4960 as the alternate frequency to 7260.

Guess we'll have to see what they ultimately come up with once they finally get
their system upgraded.

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