T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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1445.1 | NTSC on various satellites | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Sat Jan 28 1995 18:08 | 3 |
| Egypt and Lebanon use SECAM B&G.
/john
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1445.2 | Pal | TAV02::ROTENBERG | Haim - IM Team Leader. Israel CSC | Sun Jan 29 1995 15:50 | 7 |
| It is PAL and you can via cable be connected to some of the most
popular stations, including CNN, BBC News, Skynews and other European
channels.
Haim
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1445.3 | next year in Jerusalem? | BELLS::LEVY | The Bloodhound | Thu Mar 02 1995 00:05 | 13 |
| Hi,
Friday is approaching, so I'll soon lose access to Bagels.
I have a buyer for my house so things are progressing.
Regarding my previous question, anyone know if sterio TV
is transmitted in Israel?
Thanks and l'hit
Malcolm
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1445.4 | Sterio - if not today, then tomorrow...... | TAVIS::BARUCH | in the land of milk and honey | Thu Mar 02 1995 09:32 | 12 |
| Malcolm, I am not aware of any specific broadcasts in sterio, although
one of my friends here says that there are programmes broadcast in
sterio. At any rate, it is probably just a matter of time before we
catch up. A Sony TV is just under double the price in Israel compared
to the correct export model purchased tax free in the UK. I purchased
a Sony for my Mother in Sony in Watford, near London last year and it
is working well in Ra'anana. Just make sure that the salesman knows
that you need an export model for Israel.
Good luck with the move and we will wish you welcome when you arrive.
Shalom
Baruch
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1445.5 | on my way | BELLS::LEVY | The Bloodhound | Fri Mar 03 1995 01:40 | 17 |
| Hi Baruch,
Thanks for your answer. Hopefully it won't be long before
everything is tidied up at this end and we are on our way.
I know a couple of places that deal in export models, one
of them owned by a Greek Cypriot. He's right by Balfour
house in London, the building that was bombed earlier this year!
Anyway, apparently Cyprus and Israel are on the same
wavelength! (so to speak).
Good luck to everyone, in whatever you want out of life,
All the best,
Malcolm
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