Well ..., as long as they don't need locals from 101 since those are going away of course, I guess they can continue to get away with such an archaic system.
And you replacing their age-old SD receiver with an H24 will prepare them for the coming 101 conversion to popular HD channels.
So a stacked 101 should continue to work for them indefinitely then.
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I had no choice. It’s either convince General Motors to spend 20K to replace the fiber distribution system in their building. Or run an RG11 down 40 floors.
The security clearances required in that building along with the access procedure makes it near impossible to run a new line from the roof.
I put a Directv distribution system in the Federal building in Detroit back in 2014, and aside from the 10 top floors reserved for the FBI, I had no issues with access throughout this building.
The girl in charge of security wouldn’t even let me take my step ladder on the roof because she was afraid I would blow off the roof.