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Re: Issues (FCC interested in what?) No, it won't interfere. Some of the companies doing the most complaining actually use the SAME type of wireless signal in other countries. Unless they're intentionally, continually, and knowingly interfering with the signals of other companies in those other countries the answer is this type of wireless signal will not interfere here any more than it does there. |
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Sammer
join:2005-12-22
Canonsburg, PA | Most other countries use DVB-T rather than ATSC for digital television. There isn't enough room here to state why DVB-T withstands such interference better but suffice it to say it does. ATSC was chosen here because it is more energy efficient and it wasn't possible to broadcast HDTV over DVB-T back when ATSC was adopted although that is possible now with some limitations. |
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