[BC] Digital TV converter boxes

[Peter]

On Apr 15, 2008, at 3:52 PM, Harold Hallikainen wrote:

> If the trees are on your neighbors property, you can put up some solar
> panels so the trees shade the solar panels, then have your neighbor  
> cut
> down the trees to allow your solar panels to work (according to a  
> recent
> California court ruling).

Solar panels are protected only to the degree of the existing tree  
lines.

It's the Class A/Class B issue all over again.

If I have existing, grown trees, those are Class A, and anyone else's  
new solar panels are Class Bs.

A Class A doesn't have to protect any Class B, as long as the Class A  
maintains its pattern/efficiency as before.

(WLAC and KIRO not withstanding).