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![]() "Steve Silverwood" wrote in message k.net... In article , says... What usually causes this in an apatment is that someone has their "rabbit ears" connected in paralell with the input to their TV. I discovered this when I was in the USAF and they installed cabel in the barracks. By connecting the cable to a set of rabbit ears we were able to broadcast the signal from the second floor to rooms about 3 or 4 doors each way on the first second and third floors. No fuzzy pictures either. Later someone connected an antenna directly to the main cable instead of off a splitter so the whole barracks could get free TV. I'm willing to bet that only lasted until the base frequency management office started getting complaints of interference on some of the tactical FM gear, at which point they'd DF it to your barracks building. Someone probably received a large boot in the backside as a result.... Nope, Thses were all in the normal 12 VHF channels so no one complained. Least not for the 3 years I was there. |
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says... I'm willing to bet that only lasted until the base frequency management office started getting complaints of interference on some of the tactical FM gear, at which point they'd DF it to your barracks building. Someone probably received a large boot in the backside as a result.... Nope, Thses were all in the normal 12 VHF channels so no one complained. Least not for the 3 years I was there. Cool! Remind me to take you with me next time I go to Vegas -- you're obviously a good luck charm! :-) -- -- //Steve// Steve Silverwood, KB6OJS Fountain Valley, CA Email: |
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