Ted Langdell wrote, >> Ted Langdell Creative Broadcast Services >> Marysville, CA >> Main: (530) 741-1212 > >> As far as DTV transmission bandwidth and power output: The new DTV >> channels are engineered toessentiallyduplicate the current coverage >> area of the paired analog station. They use the same 6MHz bandwidth as >> analog channels, but are predicted to be able to duplicate the coverage >> using fewer watts of power. I've been following this thread with interest and I was wondering what was going to happen with the analog frequencies? But I think this has been answered? I was kind of hoping once the networks left the analog air that those frequencies would be free for private individuals to use a bit like the way AM radio is becoming. I could see a flourishing underground backyard low power analog TV broadcasting revolution in the making with the airwaves literally given back to the people. With billions of analog TVs floating around it's something that could last for decades. But will those frequencies be open? Richard