J
[email protected]
- Jan 1, 1970
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Sorry but to reply to a message I can't keep any of the previous
message unless I retype the whole thing, I am using newsleecher and
when I reply all I get is a new box to type in
. I am going to try
a later version soon, poss they have fixed this or am I doing
something wrong :s. I also tried a copy/paste but it is not allowed,
damn computers.
Also back to the digital problem, I am travelling out to the country
a lot and started moving out there, the repeater stations for the
free to air use some sorta digital repeater but retransmit on
analogue, That becomes evident when there is a storm, rain or any
other interference we get pic slicing and breakup. Looks weird on
analogue to me but they are used to it out there so my theory is if
they can't get it to work properly on their repeater stations how
can they get it right for normal transmissions. Another possibility
is that they don't worry about the small numbers in the country that
use this technology, Only about 500 people in the villiage and
situated about 100 kms from a major town. The powers to be tell us
that all this latest technology is better for us and that we "Want /
Need" all these channels so we can keep up in the world, I am sure
it is only to profit the major stations to allow more advertising
income from the channels. Remember U can only watch 1 channel at a
time and the rest of the time there is work to be done. All that is
required is a reliable service.
Ken.
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message unless I retype the whole thing, I am using newsleecher and
when I reply all I get is a new box to type in
a later version soon, poss they have fixed this or am I doing
something wrong :s. I also tried a copy/paste but it is not allowed,
damn computers.
Also back to the digital problem, I am travelling out to the country
a lot and started moving out there, the repeater stations for the
free to air use some sorta digital repeater but retransmit on
analogue, That becomes evident when there is a storm, rain or any
other interference we get pic slicing and breakup. Looks weird on
analogue to me but they are used to it out there so my theory is if
they can't get it to work properly on their repeater stations how
can they get it right for normal transmissions. Another possibility
is that they don't worry about the small numbers in the country that
use this technology, Only about 500 people in the villiage and
situated about 100 kms from a major town. The powers to be tell us
that all this latest technology is better for us and that we "Want /
Need" all these channels so we can keep up in the world, I am sure
it is only to profit the major stations to allow more advertising
income from the channels. Remember U can only watch 1 channel at a
time and the rest of the time there is work to be done. All that is
required is a reliable service.
Ken.
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