[opendtv] Re: Fw: Re: Post on alt.tv.tech.hdtv of interest today
- From: Tom Barry <trbarry@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2005 21:00:49 -0400
I lived in East Lansing between 1965 & 1975. It's still one of my
favorite towns in the known universe. I also used to know a fine young
woman there named Starre J. But I suppose that is not who/what you meant.
I think there was also a bar named Starr's B&T.
Anyway, fine city. I miss the Red Cedar ducks. ;-)
- Tom
Bob Miller wrote:
> I was born in East Lansing, know any Starr's in Lansing?
>
> Bob Miller
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> John Shutt wrote:
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>>Dr. McDonald,
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>>Just because multipath is not a concern at the McDonald residence does not
>>mean it is not a problem. Ask Mr. Schubin his opinion of what concerns him
>>most. I have a receiver and a Silver Sensor, and the winning feature of
>>this antenna, also touted as the savior of ATSC, is it's ability to be very
>>directive, thus reducing the multipath load on the receiver. Now you want
>>an omnidirectional high gain outdoor antenna and say it's no problem?
>>
>>If you don't want to have to install a rotor, then mount two yagis on your
>>mast, each aimed at the market of interest, then sum them into one downlead.
>>Cable head ends do it all the time, and serious rural channel surfers have
>>done so for many years in NTSC. I'm sure you can do the same with ATSC.
>>
>>In the meantime, I will continue to press for a system that will
>>successfully deliver our quality programming to the highest percentage of
>>our off air community.
>>
>>Unfortunately, I am prohibited from sharing some of the emails and calls we
>>have received in the past year with complaints about receiving our digital
>>signal. So you will just have to take my word, or dismiss it out of hand,
>>that all is not well in the land of OTA DTV. At least not in Lansing,
>>Michigan. However, I shouldn't worry, because help is just around the
>>corner. The Cold Fusion Receiver should be on the market soon.
>>
>>John Shutt
>>
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