Re: MTS method ?

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From: Luns Tee
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1991 16:20

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mrapple@quack.sac.ca.us (Nick Sayer) writes:

> at 50.75 MHz (or so). Fine again. Now the MTS part. How does MTS work?
> Is it similar to FM broadcast stereo ( DSB no carrier L-R at x kHz and
> pilot at x/2 kHz ) ? I don't think so or at least if so, x is not

   Yep. x is 31.5 Khz rather than the 38 Khz of broadcast. Take half of 
that and tell me if it looks familiar. (31.5 actually, isn't exact) That 
the pilot is the horizontal scanning frequency was used in some 
suppresed-sync scrambling schemes.

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Subject: Re: MTS method ?
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