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Old 04-23-2008, 02:02 PM #7
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SEE??? That wasn't so hard!!!

Someone FINALLY EXPLAINED THE WHOLE THING TO ME.

AND I UNDERSTOOD IT!!!

Now here's another question.

Why don't I get a good analog signal using my rabbit ears. Everyone in my area did before the World Trade Center (because that's where the transmission came from (at least this is what we have been told).

then, after the World Trade Centers fell, no one around here got transmission, and everybody got cable or satelite.

So I'm just curious as to why some people are able to get a picture and some don't???

Thanks so much for your knowledge.

Melody
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