Thread: TV licence for watching online live streams
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Old 13-11-2010, 09:53   #10
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Re: TV licence for watching online live streams
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Originally Posted by Waldo Pepper View Post
TV detector vans are a myth. A scare story put out by the BBC. They exist, but cannot pin point a TV user in a block of flats.

They used to focus on a 35MHz Intermediate frequency emitted by the old TVs. LCDs & Plasmas emit so much stuff, not only would you struggle to find it, but trying to DF on it is nigh impossible.
And the line timebase frequency of 15,625KHz, which LCD's/Plasma's don't have.
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