Digital TV, H.A.A.R.P., GWEN Towers, Silent Sound & Mind Control Technologies Part 1-3

yup. everyone is out to get you.....

they already got your dumb ass.dumb ass!!

The intellectual substance and merit is present in the gentlemen arguments. The fact attributable to this are also ample.

Your naive proclamation of one of complacency. yes your depraved government is your friend, correct?

The same officials whom engage in genetic engineering and chimera/hybridization of various species on earth.

Such impoverishment....

OP, should I be nervous about all those supposed cell phone towers springing up made to look like palm trees? They haven't come up north yet - no palm trees in north AZ - but they're all over Phoenix and it does make suspicious minds like my family's go 'hmmm.'

Here's one of those towers. Google has a bunch of them.
[link to www.eastvalleytribune.com]

Personally, I think the towers are something that has a use if needed to stop your car engine on highways etcs.

Keep areas quarantined for whatever reasons by literally shutting your car engines off.

But then again, I might just have a vivid imagination.

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i get it! don't worry just trust the friendly officer in the black ski mask. skeptoid is right everything else is a lie HAARP is good elf's are good for u so is aluminum and barium in your air supply.

Another world-class idiot.

As an electronics engineer I built several device that used silent sound technology (I have considerable training in subliminal communications as well). I can tell you that of all the subliminal technologies that I used it was the least effective, even at high output powers. I would be willing to bet that TV is the most effective mass mind changing tool available to tptb.

You need Tetra in that title. I just found coroboration of DVB-T being part of this the other day. I,ll try and do a link. Have you seen any scalar technology stuff. I keep going on about but it's so important - scalar technology= the final engineering says Tom Bearden. He's right. www.cheniere.org It allows the absolute manipulation of matter. (my description)

That's a cell tower dressed up to not be nearly as ugly.

If you're in US I think DVB-T is called ATSC (wikipedia) ISDB somewhere else. They and many systems now including 4G (4TH generation mobile/cell phones) use OFDM. Its beautifully simple. Upto thousands of subcarriers each carrying a narrowband signal.

It's almost binary at its simplest and slowest. (carrier on or off) But each carrier genrally has a bandwidth of upto 64hz. Yes. It's those low frequencies again. In any medium you can get harmonic generation (intermodulation) too - even if it's miniscule. This simply creates a third and fourth frequency from 2 basic signals.eg 70hz signal and 100hz will intermodulate and create a difference frequencies at 30 hz and 170hz.
There's something about HD I'll get a link for. It allows higher bandwidth for darker purposes among other things.

It may all come down to power level of signals.

I want to know what the spectral emmissions are from the human body in an anechoic chamber. Can someone find this for me?

They do this for EM weapons.(link coming) If a car emits leak frequencies from say the CPU clocks in its computers then it is also by definition vulnerable to high level external frequencies at those CPU clock frequencies. Therefore, we look to see what our bodies emit and then we know what frequencies would/could/should affect us.

Scalar technology could work like this but has so much more incredible additional capabilities.

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When my mobile phone rang it scrambles my old fashioned monitor.(when its close to it) Even worse when a police car went past, obviously streaming out Tetra (here in UK) it still scrambled my screen. It settled again as it drove away. This bombarding our heads continuously across the spectrum. Someone should calculate some peak/average full spectrum summed power levels in as many locations as possible.

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religion + fear = control and conformity

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yup. thats why china is paying to run electricity to all of its rural areas and giving them televisions. TV is the best psyops ever invented.

The analog TV standard has been in use in the United States for about 50 years. To review quickly, here are the basics of analog television transmission:

A video camera takes a picture of a scene. It does this at a frame rate of 30 frames per second.

The camera rasterizes the scene. That is, the camera turns the picture into rows of individual dots called pixels. Each pixel is assigned a color and intensity.

The rows of pixels are combined with synchronization signals, called horizontal sync and vertical sync signals, so that the electronics inside a TV set will know how to display the rows of pixels.
This final signal, containing the color and intensity of each pixel in a set of rows, along with horizontal and vertical sync signals, is called a composite video signal. Sound is completely separate. When you look on the back of your VCR and you see the yellow plug, that is the plug for composite video. Sound is either a white plug (on VCRs that do not handle stereo sound) or a red plug and a white plug (on VCRs that do handle stereo).


Using the Signal
There are lots of different things you can do with a composite video signal and a sound signal. Here are just a few:

You can broadcast them as radio waves. When you stick rabbit ears on your TV set and pick up local stations for free, you are receiving broadcast television from local TV stations.

You can record them with a VCR.

You can transmit them through a cable TV system along with hundreds of other composite signals.
Many different kinds of equipment understand composite video signals.

Broadcasting a TV Signal
When a composite video signal is broadcast over the airwaves by a TV station, it happens on a specific frequency. In the United States, we know these frequencies as VHF channels 2 through 13 and UHF channels 14 through 83.

The composite video signal is transmitted as an AM signal and the sound as an FM signal on these channels. See How TV Works for details on transmission, and How Radio Works for details on AM and FM. The FCC allocated three bands of frequencies in the radio spectrum, chopped into 6-MHz slices, to accommodate these TV channels:

54 to 88 MHz for Channels 2 to 6
174 to 216 MHz for Channels 7 through 13
470 to 890 MHz for UHF Channels 14 through 83


When your VCR wants to display its signal on a normal analog TV, it takes the composite video signal and the sound signal off the tape and then modulates those signals onto a 60-MHz (channel 3) or 66-MHz (channel 4) carrier, just like a TV station would. Instead of broadcasting it, however, the VCR sends it straight to the TV. A cable box or satellite box does the same thing.

Right now you hear a lot about "digital satellite systems" and "digital cable systems," but they are not DTV. The set-top box does receive a digital signal from the satellite or cable; but once received, the signal is converted to an analog signal and sent to your analog TV on channel 3 or 4. This is not "digital television" -- it is a normal composite video signal for analog television converted to a digital format for transmission and then converted back to analog for display.

True digital TV, on the other hand, is completely digital and involves:

Digital cameras working at a much higher resolution than analog cameras
Digital transmission
Digital display at a much higher resolution

What's Wrong with Analog TV?
If you currently have an analog TV, and it works fine with broadcast TV, cable TV, VCRs, satellite TV, camcorders and so on, an obvious question would be, "What's wrong with analog TV?"
The main problem is resolution.

The resolution of the TV controls the crispness and detail in the picture you see.
The resolution is determined by the number of pixels on the screen.
An analog TV set can display 525 horizontal lines of resolution every thirtieth of a second. In reality, however, an analog TV displays half of those lines in a sixtieth of a second, and then displays the other half in the next sixtieth, so the whole frame is updated every thirtieth of a second. This process is called interlacing.
That has been fine for years. But now we have all become conditioned by computer monitors to be comfortable with much better resolution. The lowest-resolution computer monitor displays 640x480 pixels. Because of the interlacing, the effective resolution of a TV screen is perhaps 512x400 pixels -- for example, when an MSN TV (formerly WebTV) box tries to display Web pages on an analog TV display, it can display about 512x400 pixels.

So the worst computer monitors you can buy have more resolution than the best analog TV set; and the best computer monitors are able to display up to 10 times more pixels than that TV set. There is simply no comparison between a computer monitor and an analog TV in terms of detail, crispness, image stability and color. If you look at a computer monitor all day at work, and then go home and look at a TV set, the TV set can look very fuzzy.

The drive toward digital TV is fueled by the desire to give TV the same crispness and detail as a computer screen. If you have ever looked at a true digital TV signal displayed on a good digital TV set, you can certainly understand why -- the digital version of TV looks fantastic! There is no comparison. With 10 times more pixels on the screen, all displayed with digital precision



this is the media bull fuckin shit


totally bogus on why dtv in feb 2009

illuminati have another fucking agenda for you

they are called the annunki elite... and we are their sheep for the slaughter


the emf slaughter...


more to come