[Electronics-talk] Digital TV Transition

[Brett Winches]

Lewis,  for home owners and unsure about renters but not likely for
apartment dwellers, part of the FCC transition to TV is language
supporting the right to a rooftop antenna.  This is mainly for those
with CCNR  AND I am not sure how far the rules could be stretched.
Check on the legislation rather the regs for DTV.  I do not think this
applies to HD radio however.  RESTRICTIONS  

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[mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Louis R
Briones
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 4:31 PM
To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] Digital TV Transition

knowing a friend who lives in Southern California ran into the same
problem with her HD radio, given the reason I have posted to this group
many a times that you need an outside roof top antenna, to which the FCC
seems to overlook for those folks who live in Apartment dwellings, due
to our reception problems with our over the air antenna that is on our
patio. For HDTV and HD radio, the antennas have to be at the require
heights for proper reception with both signals, much quite different
then analog reception. 
Even with the delay with  DTV, there is still gooing to be some problems
with the problem with the Digital TV signal being distributed to one's
HDTV ready TV set and Government Insignia and Zeneith receivers.
On a positive note, there many radio stations that could be found via
ones' 
computer, which is HD quality, even with some of the talk shows.
I 


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