Re: Jamming walkmans

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From: copp
Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1987 16:40

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A friend once contemplated building a machine to jam supermarket
music systems.  Many of the markets in our area buy their music
from an FM station--a subcarrier system--and it appeared to be
fairly simple to put a low-power FM transmitter in a briefcase and
capture the receiver.

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Subject: Re: Jamming walkmans
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Date: Tue, 24-Nov-87 11:40:29 EST
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