See www.tcibr.com for more details. Looks like some fun equipment
for cypherpunks to evaluate for purchase.
John
Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 21:10:41 -0500
Forwarded-by: Paul Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Forwarded-by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Started spending the billion in "US Aid" to spy, track and database
all colombians using wireless communications.
SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 31, 2000--TCI
International, Inc. (Nasdaq:TCII - news) announced today that on 28
January 2000, the Ministry of Communications of the Republic of
Colombia formally and unconditionally accepted TCI's $18M Nationwide
Automatic Spectrum Management and Monitoring System in Colombia.
The TCI Model 710 System is believed to be the first such
state-of-the-art Telecommunications Infrastructure Modernization
Project to be purchased and operated by an indigenous
Telecommunications Authority in Latin or South America.
The Colombian Ministry of Communications and TCI are currently
discussing the terms of a follow-on contract to provide technical
support during the year 2000. TCI looks forward to cooperating
closely with the Ministry in future years to supply System spares,
maintenance, technical upgrades, and training.
TCI International, Inc. is a holding company comprised of three
product groups. The broadcast group offers broad-bandwidth
antenna solutions for HF communications and high power short
wave and MF broadcasting applications. This group has recently
introduced proprietary antenna and transmission feeder solutions
for the FM and TV broadcast markets. The signal processing
group provides direction finding, signal collection, and specialized
communication receiver and transmitter products to military and
intelligence oriented customers. The test and measurement group
designs and sells commercial variants of the company's direction
finding technology to the ITU spectrum monitoring market. Its
products consist of specialized application and database software
and proprietary monitoring, measurement, and direction finding
hardware that operates from 10 kHz to 3 GHz.
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