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The tuner on the TV is a variable capaitor. This is what you pay for.
If you take your TV (and video) apart and replace this component with
one with a reduced range that physically cannot make the equipment
recieve the BBC channels, then you will be able to
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Ahh yes but is the BBC still a public service broadcaster which is of course
what we pay our license fee for?
Well let's see... my opinion of the Beeb changed dramatically a few years
ago when protesters managed to close the approach to the M40 - I missed
it,
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The idea of the BBC as a public service broadcaster is naive. Public
propaganda and control might be more appropriate.
I don't believe so, the news coverage on Radio is always far better than
the television, Radio 4 and Radio 5 live are worth the license fee
mouse thing is very *frightened*".
Still, the kids liked it.
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From: Martin Cosgrave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 September 2000 10:36
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Subject: RE: tv license question
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Ahh yes but is the BBC stil
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On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Robert Clayton wrote:
The idea of the BBC as a public service broadcaster is naive. Public
propaganda and control might be more appropriate.
I don't believe so, the news coverage on Radio is always far better than
the television, Radio
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The World Service news is excellent. It is reportage, not politically
biased reporting and is agendaless. Which is what news should be.
Robert Clayton wrote:
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The idea of the BBC as a public service broadcaster is naive.
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Who pays for that, then?
Grumble, grumble...
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From: Mike Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 September 2000 10:20
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Subject: Re: tv license question
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The World Service
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I think that you would need a liscence for the Video recorder alone,
as it is classed as a colour tv,
I do not know if you can restrct the frequencies at which it would receive
channels, thus removing the BBC crap from it.
=(
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From: Neil
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From: Neil Connolly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 September 2000 13:21
To: multiple recipients of
Subject: RE: tv license question
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I think that you would need a liscence for the Video recorder alone,
as it is classed as a colour tv,
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