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Even though you can't watch digital TV stations in the US using the dongle, you can still get a spectral display of the signal. TV digital signals are 5.97 MHz wide so the dongle cannot display the whole spectra, but every DTV channel's signal begins with an ATSC pilot ( or "spike"). Here's an example of one attached. This is a station from Philadelphia.
 

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