Re: specification

"Bill Wright" <insertmybusinessname@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:duhpvv$l7l$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I've just received the specification for a new TV system that we are
to
install. The document is dated December 2005. Here are some extracts:

"The distribution system shall conform technically to the
specification and
to the recommendations or the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
.. .
."

"The gain of the amplifiers shall be such that the signal levels . . .
shall
be not less that 750 microvolts measured as root mean square peak
signal
level across 75 ohms."

"Amplifiers to be fully transistorised type."

"The amplifiers . . . must have an adequate interprogramme
interference
safety factor."

"The aerials shall be designed to give adequate band width on the 405
line
and 625 line standard TV channels and on Band II for unbalanced."
(sic)

Bill


I would tell a company like that to get themselves into the 21st century
fast, also tell them to f*ck off as they are obviously about as much use
as a chocolate fire guard.
Regards Mike.

.

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