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From: hgw@julia.math.ucla.edu
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Subject: TV tranmitter fron DAK
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Date: 9 Aug 90 17:52:11 GMT
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I just received  my DAK catalog (Summer 90) and on the back is a produce
for transmitting television signal through the house.  This is a short
range (100 ft) transmitter which require a special receiver hooked up to
your tv.  It claims that "now you can LEGALLY broadcast through-the-air
on the just released 910-918 MHz frequencies to any TV in your home or
office."  What is this just released 910-918 frequency?  Is this
something really new?

While DAK offers many unique products, I've never found it to be of good
quality.  What I'd like to know is, does anybody know of any other
product that will do the same thing.  Is it true that these frequencies
have just been released?  If so, then I'd assume there will be other
products coming to market.  Has anybody actually tried this product?
Thanks.

Harold


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