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On Sun, 18 Sep 2011 12:42:37 -0600, Apache Runner 
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> I'd suspect that the problems of interference may well be in the details
> of
> the construction of the transmitters in the Light-squared frequency
> range,
> and receivers in the GPS - the degree of sensitivity and bleed-through -
> so
> the devil may lie in details like that.    Of course it doesn't mean that
> decision making isn't prone to politics and corruption, but if the
> details
> involve a question of engineering standards, the issue gets a bit more
> cloudy.

I had read that the initial application (approved) was for satellite
phones; bought up by LightSquared and modified to all terrestrial
transmission towers.  Lots of difference in the energy that reaches the
ground receivers.

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Richard . . .

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