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Old 1st March 2007, 12:20 PM
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Ah innovation

Can anyone beat this for cost cutting

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/search/sto...5E83027AF10110

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Hmm, that reminds me of when I was at uni and we used tin foil and a raidiator as a TV arial.

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Old 1st March 2007, 01:59 PM
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I have done similar things myself. But i have never been into bradcasting.

I am guessing he has now got a lucrative business selling modified woks (and extra tenner gets you noodle TV)

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I wonder if you can pick up Sky with a wok...

You'd have to bodge together a decoder too but it'd be fun to try.
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I wonder if you can pick up Sky with a wok,

My guess is if you can somehow plug it into your sky box you may just get a result. Of course some tinkering would be needed no doubt. A bloody large wok would not go amis either.
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Well I was thinking of seeing if there was any progams on the net that can decode signals and plug the wok into the serial port and see what happens.

I did radio astronomy at uni, so I can probably strain my memory and remember something to do with the size of dish I need. All I need now is a cryptographer and an electrical engineer and I'm in business.

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lol what a clever thing for a bunch of ppl to wack together

good on them really, and even better, great idea for a wireless local network for tcp/ip games
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