4G likely to affect TV signals
capt_slog
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I've just been sent this article by a colleague, and thought you might might find it useful.
Apparently, when the new $G network becomes live, it will affect 10% of UK's TV.........
http://www.lovemoney.com/news/household ... ce=1000557
Worth remembering when your receiver starts making a mess of your favourite programs.
Apparently, when the new $G network becomes live, it will affect 10% of UK's TV.........
http://www.lovemoney.com/news/household ... ce=1000557
Worth remembering when your receiver starts making a mess of your favourite programs.
The older I get, the better I was.
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Its hard to believe they didnt know about this before hand - affects Freeview users - gonna be a lot of unhappy dave ja vu viewers.The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
It's hard to believe full stop, how 4G is allegedly transmitting on the same frequency as the tv signal."The Prince of Wales is now the King of France" - Calton Kirby0
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non issue
anyone likely to be affected will get a filter from dmsl as first option (free), plus assistance to fit if they're old or disabled etc.
if that doesn't work dmsl will install alternate service (free)
http://at800.tv/my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
The thing is, if it's a band-stop filter that blocks a specific 4G frequency, surely it must block tv signals that are on the same frequency too."The Prince of Wales is now the King of France" - Calton Kirby0
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An ideal opportunity to ween yourself off TVmy isetta is a 300cc bike0
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sungod wrote:non issue
anyone likely to be affected will get a filter from dmsl as first option (free), plus assistance to fit if they're old or disabled etc.
if that doesn't work dmsl will install alternate service (free)
http://at800.tv/
It's only a non issue if you know about it and so do the people who are supposed to be sorting it out, hence the heads -up.
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