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philip rose `94 (rose@bucknell.edu) wrote:
: 
: In article <1993Jan19.210044.261775@sue.cc.uregina.ca>, VBHARGAVA@Meena.CC.URegina.CA (Bhargava, Vipin k) writes:
: |> 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.  

: |> 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
: |> and I can watch him play games on it. :-)
: 
: 
: Your neighbour must have a fairly strong signal leak either inside his 
: satellite
: tuner or in the line that runs from his tuner to his TV.  

My guess is that your neighbor is a real electronics junkie and has 
a low power UHF video relay transmitter to send his signal around his
house.  

Ones that use the regular TV channels are illegal in the US, 
but were available until the FCC cracked down on them, and
allowed this sort of service on another band (902 - 928 MHz).

What's their status in Canada?


Mark Zenier  markz@ssc.wa.com