In article , Dave Plowman (News) scribeth thus
Should think if she lives near you Dave any old bit of wet string will do;!)...
Dumbing down the digital question
Mar 21, 2012
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Yes it does. Yes it does again.
--=20 Davey.
Significant numbers of people were watching TV in Liverpool from Moel-y-Parc long before digital tv was conceived. The Moel-y-Parc transmitting tower is even visible line of sight from many places with higher elevation facing westwards.
Winter Hill, although the primary choice for antennas, is more distant and not as visible, and in fact the low lying areas have always struggled to receive an adequate signal, which is why the Storeton relay was built.
Analogue cable TV and radio are also dead... Virgin withdrew them a few years ago (no doubt to reuse the bandwidth for new umpteen-megabit broadband connections). I don't know if the sprinkling of local cablecos that remain still do analogue.
Theo
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So in light of statement 2, how can you declare statement 1?
You just keep your kinks to yourself - wet string indeed!
It's that quantum stuff... Both states exist whilst transecting a dimension of inverse confusion.
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