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Everything PAL. I live on Spain, and got both on Spain. Think that analogue signals have a lot of tolerance. The Spectrum PAL signal was very far from followii
by Zardoz84 8y ago
Everything PAL. I live on Spain, and got both on Spain.
Think that analogue signals have a lot of tolerance. The Spectrum PAL signal was very far from followiing 100% the PAL standard.
- balabaster 8y agoBack then, a lot of the TVs had frequency and vertical and horizontal hold dials. There was a fair amount of leeway in tuning the device to display the picture consistently. I would assume nothing needed to be exact because you could fine tune on the fly. I remember when you tuned our 3 TV stations in the UK by dialing the frequency dial to the correct radio frequency. It's been a long time that I don't recall the radio frequencies by perhaps I recall ITV being 68 MHz(?)
- benj111 8y ago"perhaps I recall ITV being 68 MHz" that would vary from transmitter to transmitter, or else they would clash.
- balabaster 8y agoMaybe, but our TV's had analogue frequency dials instead of buttons, so we had to tune them manually.