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I don't understand. They broadcasted in the UHF band, far from the FM band and VHF bands. How could the general public even are able to tune in and listen? Onl
by bcaa7f3a8bbc 8y ago
I don't understand.
They broadcasted in the UHF band, far from the FM band and VHF bands. How could the general public even are able to tune in and listen? Only people who use walkie-talkies for their jobs and amateur radio operators are known to own UHF radios. So did they manage to find a way to broadcast an audio-only signal on a TV-frequency, or what?
- TeMPOraL 8y agoThat's an error in translation. The original interview in Polish is dead now, but can be found here[0]. The Polish text mentions UKF, which stands for "ultra krótkie fale" (literally, "ultra-short waves"), and the correct translation to English is VHF, not UHF. Paging 'idlewords, please fix it :). -- [0] - http://archive.is/7edP8#selection-353.650-353.653 http://archive.is/7edP8#selection-353.650-353.653
- bcaa7f3a8bbc 8y agoIt makes sense now. Thanks!