Post 15 made on Saturday October 12, 2002 at 21:40 |
Ernie Bornn-Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Eric, the whole picture changes when you say the output from the camera is modulated. Of course you can use a diplexer; the DC (maybe even AC?) goes on the DC portion of the SAT side, the UHF goes on the UHF/VHF side.
SOAP BOX TIME: PLEASE PROVIDE US WITH MORE COMPLETE AND ACCURATE INFORMATION THE FIRST TIME (! ! !) SO WE CAN ACTUALLY HELP, NOT JUST TRY TO HELP.
Tom, I don't understand your question. The answer seems to be your question minus the "how does" : that integrate(s) into a customer's cable or satellite system so he can just change channels and not have to change inputs on his TV, etc.
With, of course, today's drawbacks: OTS digital channels and digital cable channels can muck up modulated local signals on channels that seem to clear when you view them with a regular TV.
Ernie
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