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It's the way I have always run the radios, computers, cd and dvd players, FM transmitters, televisions etc. in our vans Techno, never had any problems, far more efficient than using inverters to do 12v dc to 230v ac and back down to x v dc, Alan.
A consortium, including BT, Sky, the BBC and Microsoft wants these frequencies for other commercial use. The BBC has always wanted to save money by switching off the existing FM transmitters permanently and no longer having to maintain or renew them. Do you really think this Conservative government favours FM listeners against business interests? Especially when the Treasury stands to benefit from licensing this spectrum to new users?
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sounds an optimistic plan
