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cheap way of broadcasting uhf/vhf video

  • 02-07-2005 3:20pm
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 145 ✭✭


    not sure if this is the right place to come

    need to find a cheap way of broadcasting a uhf/vhf signal to a tv

    the range doesnt have to be too far, maybe 500 to 1000 metres

    i heard that its legal once its under a certain output................


    ideas anyone?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,242 ✭✭✭Ulsterman 1690


    not sure if this is the right place to come
    i heard that its legal once its under a certain output................

    Maybe it is in the United States but in the UK or the Republic of ireland it is definitely not and for good reason because in most parts of the British Isles the UHF band is pretty jam packed already
    In the UK theres
    Five channels (on a bandplan originally designed around four) plus in many areas more than one TX is recievable
    LOTS of relay transmitters
    six DTT mltiplexes
    RSL/LPTV (NVTV and Channel 9)
    Overspill from the Republic

    In the Republic theres
    Overspill from the UK
    TV3 TG4 and (in some areas) RTE1 and 2
    Quite a few relays
    Deflectors

    In both countries theres also "taboo channels" +/- one five and nine also Channels 36 38 and 69 are reserved for non broadcast use

    Even if you think youve found a "clear" channel it may be carrying DTT or your neighbours might be using it for watching cross-border TV (which you wont see unless you have a booster and high gain aerial)


  • Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 12,062 Mod ✭✭✭✭icdg


    Offically, you need a broadcasting licence from the Commission for Communications Regulation to transmit television. These are only given out to RTÉ and the BCI...

    There are these "video senders", but they are indoor, very short range and not I suspect what you are looking for.

    I'm going to close this thread.


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