The FCC doesn't press charges, licensed operators press charges. And oh yeah that's right, licensed broadcasters for NTSC over VHF don't actually exist anymore
Get VCR
Ayden Jenkins
Connor Garcia
Who's going to tune to your channel though? If you advertise, you get caught. IIRC, the newer tvs remove the older NTSC tuner to save money so the ATSC tvs are not backwards-compatible. And look at the channel you're broadcasting on. You might upset a lot of people with RF interference. Old boomers living in the retirement home on the other side of town might get mad they have to watch their "Matlock" tapes with a small fade-in of "The Official Statement of the Youth International Party" or other such rubbish.
Jayden Morris
We know the FCC is illegal, but so is having a license to drive and posessing a Social Security Number. Problem is, when you try to cite the law they don't believe you. This is because our government is not our own and is a product of ZOG. No sense trying to tie-up the courts for things only a few patriots believe in. Rather, ZOG must fall.
Chase Martinez
Samuel Cook
Until somebody wants to transmit literally anything else on that same frequency
Colton Watson
No one would suspect anything if you made an NTSC broadcast in a PAL region
Andrew Wright
nice strawman
Aiden Baker
There are still many NTSC translators on air today serving marginal areas.
Henry Cruz
Wrong.
NTSC is dead. The frequencies are not. They are just broadcasting ATSC on them now.
Just get an old Blonder Tongue Agile modulator. They are almost at scrap pricing because of the digital change over and CATV systems going all digial now. They can put out +60dbmV. That is a MUCH more usable signal. Just a jumper hanging off the back will cover your whole house. Crank it up and connect that to a good yagi (an old roof top TV antenna) and you would have neighborhood coverage. It is also a much more usable signal if you want to get crazy with old CATV hfc amps for real power.
Lincoln Jackson
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