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Channel 11 is digital in my area (Central Florida). I have no trouble
picking it up with a Silver Sensor- in fact it's probably the strongest signal and the least directional. |
Greywolf wrote: "Dennis Mayer" wrote in message ... My interpretation is... VHF Channels 2-13 can/will disappear after 2006 for New US communication uses. No way this will happen as much as I'd like to see 2-6 disappear entirely due to impulse noise problems. After the demise of analog, stations will have the option of doing digital on their old analog channel. Those with VHF assignments will likely keep them as there is a prestige factor in a low number and, more importantly, lower channels require less power for the same broadcast radius. The electricity bill for VHF transmitters is significantly lower. Pat I know for a fact that KGO-TV CH7 in San Francisco will be giving back it's UHF channel and keeping it's VHF channel 7 when the switch happens. When this will happen is still much speculation and debate. Chris aka the antenna doctor |
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