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Originally Posted by Robert Grant
One good question: Is it legal to possess a UHF converter today, post-ECPA? (since it is a device designed to receive frequencies that have since been reallocated to Part 22).
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Now that cell phones using narrow band FM are obsolete and no longer supported by the phone companies, that issue of violating ECPA with a UHF converter would today be moot. As the signal is now encrypted as digital bits.
I suppose you could use a UHF converter to feed a DTV set or converter box set to channel 5 or 6. I don't know how fussy an ATSC DTV receiver is, though.