[BC] Tower down in Spokane
nerenbem@telusplanet.net
nerenbem
Fri Dec 1 10:30:02 CST 2006
That is exactly what the CBC is proposing for Canada's transition to digital
television. They would have only 44 digital transmitters instead of the 650+
analog sites currently serving the country. The major centers would be covered,
but the rest would need cable or satellite.
http://www.cbc.radio-canada.ca/submissions/crtc/2006/OTA-ENG-Sept28.pdf
-Mike Nerenberg, VE6ZAP
Quoting nakayle at gmail.com:
> I don't know the mechanics of it but all the TV stations around here
> have direct links to the local cable companies. Many times I've see
> their OTA signal go off during a storm but they were still right there
> on the cable. Indeed, with so many people viewing TV via cable and
> satellite these days I wonder if it still makes economic sense for
> stations to have big expensive towers.
>
> - Nat Kayle
>
> On 11/30/06, ray at rayvaughan.com <ray at rayvaughan.com> wrote:
> > Did anyone other than me do a 'huh?' about this line:
> >
> > "The station is unable to broadcast an off-air signal with the damage, but
> can still be viewed on cable, satellite and in Canada."
> >
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