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Why doesn't this surprise me....
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! OK, I think this is funny-as-hella! ![]() The whole idea was stupid. This should have been market-driven. This is what happens when regulators are bought & paid for by lobbyists. ![]() I could care less that the mega-monopoly-telecoms won't be able to sell me more subscription BS mobile TV crap, nor that China won't be able to dump more of their disposable garbage into our landfills. ![]() I know it's only temporary... It still makes me laugh, and/or smile. ![]() I have the converter boxes. They suck. ![]() When the last of the $40 coupons expire, those pieces of junk will retail for $19.99, but for now Best-Buy, Funai and the Chi-comms are getting rich from our tax dollars. (same lobbyists that pushed this stupid mandate) ![]() Anything that shows the stupidity of eliminating ALL of the TV spectrum is cool with me. As others have stated, VHF should have been kept and given to a special class of low-power ham-type operators.
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I like this idea.
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Actually, hams occasionally use part of their 70cm band for TV work. Around 432Mhz. Which could be received by a TV set set to "cable" mode, channel 59 or so.
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