I'm in a downtown apartment building, originally built as a hotel in the
late 1880's. The structure is walls that at the ground floor are all brick
and stone about three feet thick. For each floor they are a bit less thick,
but still stout. I'm on the second floor, and on the back side of the
building with my walls and six others between me and the direction where the
TV towers are located. It's a quiet, comfortable building, but TV and radio
reception is iffy from my apartment.
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From: Chris Trask
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 7:18 PM
To: Olympus Camera Discussion ; Olympus Camera Discussion
Subject: Re: [OM] USB-C Cables
Many thick masonry walls? Ummm... Where exactly are you living??
If I could receive over the air here, with many thick masonry walls between
me and the transmitters, I would do exactly that.
Years ago I disconnected the Cox cable from my house and wrapped it
around the telephone pole in the alley. With broadcast TV I still get the
religious channels, Hispanic channels, shopping channels, etc. I also get
a bunch of movie and nostalgia channels, which, together with the major
networks, provide me with more than enough to watch.
But why oh why do I have to buy a tier with all the pay sports channels
to get DIY? And I can't escape the latino channels, the religion
channels,
the shopping channels, etc.
Chris
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro
- Hunter S. Thompson
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