recording WIN TV from city location: possible?

[Guest]

next week some classic Australian shows are starting up on WIN TV (Carson's Law, Matlock Police etc).

is there any practical way to record a WIN TV feed from a city location?

[Ext User(mªdcªt)]

x-no-archive: yes On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 16:06:22 +1100, Guest
<Guest.21avjo@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote:

>
>next week some classic Australian shows are starting up on WIN TV
>(Carson's Law, Matlock Police etc).
>
>is there any practical way to record a WIN TV feed from a city
>location?

If you have a big aerial it is, especially from elevated locations in
the southern suburbs.

[Ext User(Mark Radford)]

Guest wrote:
> next week some classic Australian shows are starting up on WIN TV
> (Carson's Law, Matlock Police etc).
>
> is there any practical way to record a WIN TV feed from a city
> location?
>
>

Hey

I live in Maroubra (eastern suburbs) and get great reception for WIN
with an amplifier for my antenna.

Mark.

[Ext User(Opus Condobalas)]

"mªdcªt" <abuse@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> x-no-archive: yes On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 16:06:22 +1100, Guest
> <Guest.21avjo@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote:
>
>>
>>next week some classic Australian shows are starting up on WIN TV
>>(Carson's Law, Matlock Police etc).
>>
>>is there any practical way to record a WIN TV feed from a city
>>location?
>
> If you have a big aerial it is, especially from elevated locations in
> the southern suburbs.

Not just the southern suburbs. Anywhere with reasonable elevation can get
the signals. A lot of houses in the Hills area have antennas pointing
towards Knights Hill. The output of the digital channels is 250kW which is 5
times what Sydney channels output. I am in the Hills area and receive the
digital channels without any amplification.

Opus