🚀 go-pugleaf

>If I do turn it to the UHF, and put it on 14 or 15 I can watch SATTELITE
>TV!  My neighbour has a dish, and I seem to be getting some sort of
>deflection onto my set.  There is a loop included with the TV that is attat
>to the UHF part.  Moving it can make the signal better or worse.  I get
>a good picture and sound.  It does get worse somedays (unwatchable) and
>varies to extremely watchable (very little snow, no interference on
>sound) others.  I also can watch him switch satellites/channels and
>actually see the numbers of the channel/satellite he wants.  He
>also owns a Sega Genesis BVK>and I can watch him play games on it. :-)

A while back there was a company marketing something called the "VCR
RABBIT."  It is/was basically a small UHF transmitter that would
broadcast the output from your VCR so you could watch it on other TV
sets around the house.

I bet your neighbor has one of these.  He probably has a switch box with
the satellite reciever, cable box, VCR, and Genesis game as inputs.  The
output goes to the transmitter and his main TV.  Your TV is picking up
his signals.

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