Jim Mueller wrote:


How could they have 2 or 3 favorite stations if they didn't have a radio?

I know it sounds silly but I work in cable tv and everybody seems to
have some 'favorite' oddball channel that they are demanding be carried
as part of their service.

-Bill

well, if you had more than one transmitter, you could simply act as a
repeater and boost the signal on as many stations as you had transmitters.

but i just dont see it actually happening. sounds crazy.

randy

"Henry Kolesnik" wrote in message
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I never heard of the transmitter scam before and I would think that people
would have wanted to hear their favorite 2 or 3 stations. I wonder how
they did the scam?
Hank

In Jim Mueller writes:

On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 12:44:51 +0000, Henry Kolesnik wrote:

I never heard of the transmitter scam before and I would think that people
would have wanted to hear their favorite 2 or 3 stations. I wonder how they
did the scam?

How could they have 2 or 3 favorite stations if they didn't have a radio?

Heard them at a neighbor's house?

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