26-08-2020, 10:41
I have a state of the art digital TV.
I have a professionaly fitted digital TV aerial system.
I have in line filters in my coaxial cables.
I also have apx 300 mtrs from my house a Ham radio operator with a 50ft mast. I have worked on HV radio systems and understand the interference these sets cause. When he is transmitting it interferes with my TV reception. But only the BBC channels broadcast on channel 43. I have complained to the regulator. They told me BBC are responsible for sorting this problem. I have complained to the BBC. They are not prepared to do anything about this problem. They state Ham radio operators are responsible people, and that I should ask him for a filter to fit into my system. I already have them fitted.........
Therefore I rarely watch BBC. Why should I pay a licence fee for something I do not want, cannot use?. If however I do not pay the fee I can be prosecuted and sent to prison, where incidently I can watch BBC tv 24 hours a day without paying any licence fee.
Rant over.
DD
I have a professionaly fitted digital TV aerial system.
I have in line filters in my coaxial cables.
I also have apx 300 mtrs from my house a Ham radio operator with a 50ft mast. I have worked on HV radio systems and understand the interference these sets cause. When he is transmitting it interferes with my TV reception. But only the BBC channels broadcast on channel 43. I have complained to the regulator. They told me BBC are responsible for sorting this problem. I have complained to the BBC. They are not prepared to do anything about this problem. They state Ham radio operators are responsible people, and that I should ask him for a filter to fit into my system. I already have them fitted.........
Therefore I rarely watch BBC. Why should I pay a licence fee for something I do not want, cannot use?. If however I do not pay the fee I can be prosecuted and sent to prison, where incidently I can watch BBC tv 24 hours a day without paying any licence fee.
Rant over.
DD
Ubique.