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Old 11-03-2024, 15:24   #213
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Re: Virgin TV (2024)
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Originally Posted by ozsat View Post
If the local muxes were emptied they could no doubt be sold off for 'phone use. A lot of the spectrum has already gone
They won't do this with these "spare" interleaved channels. With mobile use there is commonly overspill into adjacent frequencies. Hence the 800Mhz & then 700Mhz filters being offered to customers suffering interference where Freeview uses adjacent channels to the ones already released for 4G/5G.
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