Yo! Guy:
Friday September 20 1996 18:37, Guy Houle wrote to Bill Cheek:
>  BC: Also, the bugger would set its frequency  to be  not on  the audio
 > BC: slot....such that a TV tuner would not likely pick it up.
 GH>      Then, the guy will be smart...very smart, prooving  that isn't  a
 GH> begineer in this field.
You wouldn't expect an electronic bugger to be a neophyte anyway.  :-)
 GH> BC: It's hard enough to hit the cell  sites with  a TV  tuner...
 GH>      But it can be done...but the results will vary.
Depending on your patience, yes.  :)
 GH> BC: I'd say that chances of a TV detecting a  bug in  the UHF  TV
 GH> band BC: would be nill, even if the bug were inside the TV.
 GH>      I have to experiment this :)
If you plop it right on the video or sync subcarriers, sure.  Or on the audio 
carrier, maybe.  But stick in in the vestigial sideeband area and there's not
a chance the TV will detect it.....not so's you'd notice, anyway.
 GH> What about harmonics or other kind  of frequencies  images ? Any
 GH> chances ?
Maybe chances of being detected by another scanner, but not by the TV.
 GH> BC:I don't think it was on this forum  you say  it, but  yeah...it's a
 GH> BC:permanent reduction.
 GH>      Interesting. Can i have  some details  (shipping costs,etc)  ? Do
 GH> you have an demo of the actual program ?
Sorry, but the commercial rules for this echo require THAT sort of discussion 
to be conducted elsewhere.  Use netmail, snail mail, or e-mail, please.
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