California Amplifier Announces Domestic Orders For
Multicipher Plus(Tm) Scrambling System
CAMARILLO, Calif., Oct. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- California Amplifier Inc today announced the Company has received a $3.0 million order from Heartland Wireless Communications Inc , for its MultiCipher Plus(TM) scrambling system.
Heartland Wireless Communication develops and operates 45 Wireless Cable television systems throughout the United States with over 200,000 subscribers. This order represents product requirements for 11 of Heartland's analog Wireless Cable systems in the southwestern and
midwestern United States. MultiCipher Plus will provide security for Heartland's broadcast signal while also enabling Heartland to offer flexible multi-tiered programming packages to its subscribers.
Ira Coron, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "We are very pleased that Heartland, one of the industry leaders in Wireless Cable television, has chosen to use MultiCipher Plus. Their decision validates some of the advantages that MultiCipher technology offers Wireless Cable operators, both in domestic and international markets. The majority of this order is expected to be completed during the Current fiscal year with the possibility of follow-on orders, as these
systems grow. However, this order should not be considered incremental to the current sales outlook for fiscal 1997."
California Amplifier designs, manufactures and markets a broad line of amplifiers, down converters, antennas and integrated products for the reception of microwave signals used primarily in conjunction with the delivery of multichannel television. Additionally, the Company manufactures and markets MultiCipher(R), a broadband scrambling technology used for encoding and decoding of multichannel television signals. Applications for these products include Wireless Cable television systems, home satellite dishes and commercial satellite television earth systems. SOURCE California Amplifier Inc.
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This info is from the PR Newswire Friday Oct 10-10-96 /6:30am
Im hoping it goes back up in the 20's jim parker |
