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No. VHF high band and VHF low band is very much in use for (digital) television broadcasting.
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Last edited by svhs; 03-03-2019 at 11:35 AM. |
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The UHF band is pretty packed with DTV stations (IIRC between 20 and 50 is the worst). I have a decent number of pre-1964 VHF only sets so I have transmitted on VHF primarily CH2, 7, 9, 11, 13 (some of my mods are fixed channel, and some of my equipment has died or been swapped so things have varied). I have some gear that can do UHF and I'd like to test my UHF tuners so I may go UHF soon (finding a good empty channel could get fun )....I have one device that can do beyond UHF 83...I may have to make a Channel 84 if any of my continuous tuners can receive it.
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FCC tally of stations within a 75 km radiusof Pewaukee:
https://transition.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/t...his+Page%2FTab Can you detect most of them? jr |
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