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"channels above 13 almost no one could receive" This is a weird assertion. In major cities, as far as I know, everyone could receive them. And out in the booni
by VerifiedReports 8mo ago
"channels above 13 almost no one could receive"
This is a weird assertion. In major cities, as far as I know, everyone could receive them. And out in the boonies (rural Indiana, for example) there were ONLY UHF channels.
- fredoralive 8mo agoWhen were you watching? The US All Channel Receiver Act was passed in 1962. Prior to that UHF stations did struggle in the first decade of UHF TV in the US as few TVs had UHF tuners. The situation improved after that as they became standard and more and more people could actually watch the extra channels.
- VerifiedReports 8mo agoLate '70s through the '80s, which is consistent with your citation here. Who the hell downvotes a first-hand observation? Toxic losers who should go back to Reddit.