Re: 700mhz band?

Don Klipstein wrote:

NTSC broadcast TV actually uses 4-plus MHz of spectrum space in order to deliver a picture signal with the frame rate, number of lines, color and sharpness that one sees in an NTSC broadcast receiver.
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IIRC it's about 6Mhz wide..
(But don't quote me on that,just the figure that's stuck in my head for TV signals.)
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