TV Licence

oh, with current technology, its very tricky to pick it up.

You are HOPING that there will be some leakage of some signal out of what is today a very low powered set.

Its probaly easier for the beeb to try and tie IP addresses that access its online content to households..

But, as pointed out elsewhere, licence collection has been farmed out to an external agency, what are they doing getting involved in something which is no longer within their remit ?

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember geoff saying something like:

ELINT isn't only about TV sets - I suspect that more than one of these vans is in plain clothes.

Well indeed, there are far more interesting applications of remote detection (and more importantly viewing) of screens - and in particular not just those displaying TV/video.

Maybe something more sophisicated than this

In message , ARWadsworth writes

It might not detect, but it certainly made Mr McCormick a bomb