Re. the various sources of RFI:http://www.tvtechnology.com/conferen...visited/183659
Re. the various sources of RFI, FCC proposed solution (transmitter power level increases by 8 to 12 dB over the VHF spectrum {CH-13 through CH-2}) and the ongoing political pressure to take more spectrum from OTA TV:http://www.tvnewscheck.com/article/4...-high-priority |
Figure 3 and the related cometary are of help: http://www.broadcastpapers.com/white...E6988F127D1403
The implication of this work is that at the bottom of the Low-VHF band, noise levels can be as much as 30 dB higher than thermal noise level. |
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My measurements with indoor antennas show that the noise on channel 3 is 39 dB above the thermal noise floor (for a 6 MHz channel) and a channel 3 signal must be 33 dB stronger than a UHF channel. https://i.imgur.com/aAU1EBY.png |
A quick but worthwhile read: http://www.hdtvexpert.com/tag/low-ba...-tv-reception/
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His noise level (-50 dBm) during a test was even higher than mine. Pete Putman mentions KSNV on channel 2. In June of 2012 I tried to help a poster in Las Vegas who was having trouble receiving KSNV. I told him it was on VHF channel 2 (virtual 3.1), which it was at the time. He didn't believe me and said it couldn't be on 2. https://www.avsforum.com/forum/25-hd...las-vegas.html Quote:
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