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	Tower Action Group - Tower Action Group
		TV and radio antennae have been around for 80 years without causing any problems.
		TV and radio antennae are analogue and send out a continuous signal.
		The government has used this argument to recommend that children limit their use of mobile phones, yet still allows masts to be placed in schools.
	www.emit.demon.co.uk /tag/faq.html (650 words)

	TV Antenna Source Indoor/Outdoor TV Antennas and accessories
		The materials needed for a standard TV antenna guy wire installation are: guy wires, a guy ring(s), screw eye, and turnbuckles.
		The mast ends of the guy wires are run through holes in the guy ring.
		The TV Antenna Source is your source for all your outdoor t.v.
	www.dennysantennaservice.com /1171011.html (479 words)

	BBC World Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Mark Squires, Nokia: "The most important thing to realise about the difference between mobile TV and digital TV is that with digital TV at home you've got an unlimited power supply and a large aerial on the roof of the bulding, both of which are quite handy.
		But TV screens are notoriously power hungry — in mobile versions the backlight and speaker will need to be on throughout the programme.
		Meanwhile, European trials in Berlin and Helsinki are using existing terrestrial TV masts to broadcast compressed signals to handsets with additional receivers.
	www.bbcworld.com /content/clickonline_archive_27_2004.asp?pageid=666&co_pageid=2 (706 words)

	56 Swedish TV masts
		The fifty-six masts in the package are actually designed because of the wish for them from many of the users of Swedflight scenerys – especially from those who often fly VFR.
		In reality the masts can differ some feet in height and some of them have only one flashing light, something that may be corrected in a later edition.
		The location of the masts has also in some instances been moved somewhat compared to the exact one in the coordinate table to better suit the mesh and the surrounding landscape in the simulator.
	www.swedflight.com /TVpics.htm (462 words)

	List of tallest structures in Germany - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		close to it, there is the 136 metre high TV Tower Schwerin-Zippendorf, a TV tower of reinforced concrete with an observation deck.
		Transmitter Hoher Meisner, FM- and TV transmission mast
		Grounded mast with cage antenna for MF Transmitter Hühnerberg
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tallest_structures_in_Germany (213 words)

	A Modest Proposal for 9/11/2006
		The last part of the World Trade Center to hit the ground on the morning of 9/11/2001 was the TV mast on the North tower.
		The 300-foot mast was the main distinguishing characteristic of the North tower, and it's the crowning element in all six architectural proposals [1] currently being vetted as replacements for the World Trade Center.
		The tallest structures on Earth are TV towers (such as the one for KVLY-TV [4] in North Dakota, which is 2,063 feet high), and nearly all the great skyscrapers of the world--Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building, Sears Tower, Hancock Tower--have been festooned with radio and TV masts.
	www.linuxjournal.com /node/6322/print (1334 words)

	Radio & TV Transmitter Masts and Towers in Malta 1
		The L-Iklin mast appears to be used purely for UHF television broadcasting.
		The main TV and radio transmitters are located on high ground just to the West of Valletta.
		DW built some af the largest masts on the island, the shortwave aerial consisted of curtain antennas supported by three 300 ft structures.
	uk.geocities.com /mds975/masts/malta01.html (3289 words)

	Stallions Satellite and Antenna - TV Reception Products
		If your TV reception is poor you may need to replace your current antenna with a new high-gain model from Winegard.
		Whether you want to mount your TV antenna on your house or you live in a deep fringe reception area and you need an antenna tower, we have several different ways to securely mount your TV antenna system.
		To reduce the risk of a lightning strike, all TV antenna systems should be properly grounded according to the National Electric Code.
	www.tvantenna.com /products/tvreception.html (371 words)

	Cell Phone TVs
		"The most important thing to realise about the difference between mobile TV and digital TV is that with digital TV at home, you've got an unlimited power supply and a large aerial on the roof of the building, both of which are quite handy," said Mark Squires of Nokia.
		In Europe, trials in Berlin and Helsinki are using existing terrestrial TV masts to broadcast compressed signals to handsets with additional receivers.
		Mobile TV is on its way, but it will probably be some time before television really breaks out of its box in the living room.
	www.1cellnet-nz.com /tv.htm (687 words)

	Mobile/Cellular Technology - Wibe - Masts and Towers, Civil Works and Design and Calculations
		Towers up to 120m high and guyed masts up to 335m are all thoroughly tried and tested with a high degree of technical sophistication.
		With Wibe's background as an experienced manufacturer and installer of masts and towers, the move into contracting for complete turnkey green field sites was a natural one.
		This highly versatile mast system is capable of providing a quick and cost effective solutions to modern day communication requirements such as temporary cellular phone antenna mast sites, restoration of disaster area communications and temporary cellular phone capacity increase to accommodate athletic and political event requirements.
	www.mobilecomms-technology.com /contractors/turnkey/wibe (587 words)

	Transmitters Masts and Broadcast Towers, Mobile Phone Masts
		A small collection of photographs of radio and TV masts and towers, some taken by my fair hand and others are credited to contributors including the prolific Martin Watkins.
		The section of towers and masts from outside the UK is currently being worked on and will be gradually added to over the coming months.
		One mast carrying all the networks' aerials would seem so much more sensible, the visual impact would be minimal and one would think that this sharing arrangement may even save money.
	www.arar93.dsl.pipex.com /mds975/masts/mastphotos1.html (896 words)

	Mobile TV and data
		Mobile TV in its general form also appears to be rolling out in three distinct, if converging, areas: telecom, as an extension of phones (smart-phones); the IT industry, notebook receivers and rich media PDAs; and as an extension of television, out of the home.
		The history of modern, digital mobile TV effectively began in 1996 and 1997, when German broadcaster RTL conducted trials of a DVB-T service on slow moving trams in downtown Cologne and on the German autobahn in a yellow Bugatti at speeds up to 300km/h.
		DVB-H trials in Berlin and Helsinki are using existing terrestrial TV masts to broadcast compressed signals to handsets with add-on receivers.
	broadcastengineering.com /mag/broadcasting_mobile_tv_data/index.html (1114 words)

	Common Sense Views on Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		News the TV stations won't report: When their own crews frequently electrocute themselves by raising their Electronic News Gathering (ENG) truck antenna masts directly in to power lines.
		Or forgetting their 12 foot vehicle clearance when the mast is down, and driving the mast straight into bridges and structures.
		Also turns out that most of the small TV news trucks are well over their vehicles gross weight rating, which greatly increases vehicle braking distances.
	www.mitchellconsulting.net /commonsense/2004/01/27.html (555 words)

	Halfbakery: TV that is free to watch
		Alternatively, the TV licence people could use their ever so accurate TV detector vans, and go and imposed the £1000 fine on all the licence evaders, and use the money to give everyone else a nice rebate.
		TV Licensing really get to me. I don't want to be sent threatening letters, be told I am a criminal by every billboard, receive threats of £1000 fines and have my house invaded.
		I would say a TV with an inaccessible aerial socket can't receive broadcasts as it would either have to be modified to do so or have extra equipment, which we do not own, connected to the SCART or video socket.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/TV_20that_20is_20free_20to_20watch (3057 words)

	Stallions Satellite and Antenna - Grounding Products
		The Thomas and Betts JJR bronze ground clamp is perfect for grounding TV antenna masts up to 1.25" O.D. The JJR will accommodate ground wire from # 4 stranded to # 10 solid copper ground wire.
		The Neer GC-2 bronze ground clamp is perfect for grounding TV antenna masts up to 2.25" O.D. The GC-2 will accommodate ground wire from # 4 stranded to # 10 solid copper ground wire.
		The Thomas & Betts L70 bronze grounding lug is used to provide a positive ground connection between a TV antenna mounting bracket or tower and a ground wire.
	www.tvantenna.com /products/installation/grounding.html (273 words)

	CNSP - Computer Network Service Professionals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		During promotional periods when reduced installation is offered, the reduced installation does not cover anything but simply attaching the subscriber module to the house and running 50 feet of Cat 5 wire.
		TV antenna masts will work for simple subscriber modules.
		Reflector dishes cannot be installed on a mast.
	www.cnsp.com /Wireless_wont_do.htm (988 words)

	List of the world's tallest structures - Simple English Wikipedia
		Most of the tallest structures are TV masts, followed by a mix of the taller tower type structure (Like the CN Tower) and the taller high rises buildings(Like the Sears Tower).
		Scattered among these are other structures including oil platforms, electrical towers, bridge towers, etc..
		A minimum height limit of 400 m is used for practical purposes to keep the list to a reasonable length.
	simple.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_the_world's_tallest_structures (163 words)

	Pacific RV Service Net -- Serving the Amateur Radio RV Community
		The mount and TV mast remains on the RV at all times.
		At the rear of the RV, the TV mast is simply clamped to the ladder.
		Merely lightly coil it externally around the masts as you are erecting them, securing it at the top and bottom with several wraps of good-quality fl electrical tape.
	www.pacificrvservicenet.org /rvantenna.html (708 words)

	Sutton Coldfield again in spotlight
		Matters came to a head a couple of years ago when vigilantes felled a mobile phone mast in Wishaw which was believed to have caused a spate of cancer cases nearby.
		Her comments came after Professor Anthony Barker, an eminent scientist investigating mobile communications' effects on health, told a high-profile, national seminar that there was no proof of phone masts posing safety risks - a threat as negligible, he said, as TV transmitters.
		The 1997 report to which she refers, Cancer Incidence Near Radio and TV Transmitters: One, studied the amount of leukaemia cases among people living close to the mast which is in Four Oaks; using national cancer rates as the control group.
	www.buergerwelle.de /pdf/sutton_coldfield_again_in_spotlight.htm (837 words)

	Orange Offers TV to UK Cell Phones
		Orange's UK TV service will initially only be available on the Nokia 6680 handset.
		It is one of the many companies trialling rival distribution technologies for unlimited TV mobile users and usage.
		One of the most keenly watched technologies in Europe is DVB-H, or the Digital Video Broadcast-Handheld standard, which by-passes mobile phone networks and broadcasts directly to handsets from TV masts.
	www.dailyrama.com /tv_to_your_cell_phone.html (221 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The signals appear to come from the masts of the high power UHF stations which radiate the 5 channels of the UK terrestrial television service.
		As seen on a spectrum analyser 14 kms from one of the TV masts, the noise level background appears to rise +10dB over a band of frequencies which stretches all across 430 to 440 MHz and some way beyond at either end.
		The signals are apparently being radiated from several widely separated TV masts in various parts of the UK, and they are destroying radio amateur low signal strength experimental work such as Moonbounce, Mars vehicle tracking, Sporadic E, Meteor Scatter, FAI and Auroral studies, over a wide arc of bearing.
	www.amsat.org /amsat/ftp/articles/satgen/sgen426.txt (516 words)

	bigEastern.com - bigdumbHoosier March 16, 2004 - Now Ready for Prime Time
		But if you're interested in kissing your TV subscription bills goodbye (or even if you just want to supplement your TV options) it may contain some information of use to you.
		The key component is the 'tuner', a device that decodes the digital television signal and sends it a video display (your TV) and your audio system which could be either the speakers in your TV or in more high-end systems, your home theater sound system.
		Most Starke County TV masts sport the smaller 4-bay bow-tie UHF antenna, but according to my calculations you should install an 8-bay if you want to consistently pick up the wealth of D-TV channels broadcasting from Chicago.
	www.bigeastern.com /bigdumbhoosier/03162004.htm (1329 words)

	'No health risk from mobile phones'
		Delivering a lecture at the University of Ulster Coleraine Campus, he said people should not be concerned about having masts at the end of their roads.
		Prof Barker pointed out that TV transmitters are much more powerful than mobile phone masts, but most people do not worry about TV masts because they are usually far away from them in rural areas.
		He said mobile phone handsets transmit a maximum power of one quarter of a watt, and the signals from them are much more powerful than those from a base station.
	www.irishhealth.com /index.html?level=4&id=9113 (357 words)

	Mediaset, TIM Strike Deal for TV Over Cellphones PC Magazine - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Italy is expected to be a fertile ground for the new technology because Italians number among the world's keenest watchers of television and owners of mobile phones.
		Companies hope the marriage of mobile phones, which are already used by about 315 million Europeans, and TV, which is watched by almost 160 million households across the continent, will be more profitable than building cameras into mobile phones—which has proved commercially disappointing to date.
		But critics argue that although rival broadcast mobile TV services could run on existing spectrum and transmission networks and are being tested in advanced countries such as South Korea, complex licensing problems, fewer channels and an inferior technological performance could make it too expensive.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200510/ai_n15667494 (476 words)

	Radio & TV Transmitter Masts and Towers in Malta 2
		This page presents the masts and towers that are used for radio and television broadcasting.
		This mast radiates the 999 kHz medium wave service of Radio Malta in parallel to their FM outlet on 93.7 MHz.
		The transmitter power quoted in the 1999 WRTH is 5 kW, but the signal appears to be quite weak across the island and I would not be surprised if the power was now only in the order of a few hundred watts.
	uk.geocities.com /mds975/masts/malta02.html (322 words)

	mobilemodo.com: Mobile TV announced by Nokia, Motorola, Intel
		DVB-H technology bypasses mobile cell phone networks and broadcasts directly to handsets from TV masts, allowing millions of phone users to access the service at the same time.
		U.S based wireless mobile network operators like Sprint Nextel have recently made announcements regarding their intentions to invest in advanced Mobile TV solutions.
		At the time of this announcement, Nokia's 7710 multimedia mobile phone is capable of viewing DVB-H signals with an add-on accessory, and the company's previously announced Nokia N92 will have built-in support for the DVB-H standard.
	www.mobilemodo.com /archives/2006/01/mobile_tv_announced_by_nokia_motorola_in_1.html (340 words)

	TV Antenna Amplifiers Rotors Masts and Towers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Two models available - choose with power supply if you are installing the TV antenna by itself, or choose without power supply if you are installing along with a DBS system and will be using power passing diplexers to power the amplifier.
		One diplexer is installed outside to combine the signals from the satellite dish and TV antenna onto a single coax, and the second is installed indoors at the satellite receiver to separate the signals once again.
		Simplifies combining TV antenna or cable TV signal with satellite signal for distribution to one or two TVs.
	www.accessorywarehouse.com /tv_antennas/antenna_accessories/index_antenna_accessories.htm (1540 words)

	JUD6E forum - Excoboard.com
		Posted 24th March 2004 10:47 AM Buongiorno - I was just wondering whether you placed the TV masts in the X4OX scenery according to the VFR scenery.
		I placed the TV masts using the VFR scenery and local knowledge (i knew exactly where they were anyways).
		Posted 24th March 2004 03:10 PM those mast were placed using FSSC, but if i can find a clue as to where their footprint is, if i can find it on multimap, i can find it in the sim, as they are both from the same source.
	excoboard.com /exco/thread.php?forumid=15263&threadid=54303 (746 words)

	Austech.Info - Using RG6 for digital TV.
		I know a few people in Brissie (and Sydney) with unwanted 60cm dishes wondering if they could get the dish removed (if it is still there - yay!!) and using the RG6 cable for digital TV (as many want their old VHF antenna replaced).
		A couple of tips, always use quality F connectors with correct crimp tool, Clipsal have an F connector supplied with a snap in F through coupler that snaps into their style of wall plates, you crimp up with bull nose pliers, general result.....
		Digital TV is a lot less forgiving to poor signals.
	www.austech.info /showthread.php?t=4127 (503 words)

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