Need advice on blocking UHF signals

Product Description
Pansat UHF (U-30) Remote Kit (U30)


•Pansat UHF Remote Control Kit expands the use of one Pansat Receivers to an additional room.
•Pansat wireless remote extender for Pansat receivers!  
•Transmits through walls, doors, windows, floors, metal, steel, etc.
•It functions well and competently and is very economical for the price.
Pansat UHF (U-30) Remote Kit (U30)


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I have one of these remotes that controls a Pansat FTA receiver that I rarely use.  I don't like the remote cause it gives me bone pain when I use it.  I'm extremely disappointed cause it does exactly as advertised.  It goes through all my shielding including multiple layers of ceramic tile, metal, velostat, etc.

I don't know what frequency it is but it says it is UHF.  I'm wondering why I can't get any tv channels inside my house without an outdoor antenna if UHF goes through everything.  Can someone here suggest something that might block this kind of signal??????

I don't know, but I wonder if this is related to the "Super WIFI" white space frequencies that will be available to all in 2014.  That sounds absolutely horrible to me.  If you find an answer please let us know.
 
Pam

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From: fantasticsam131 <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Need advice on blocking UHF signals
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Date: Sunday, September 30, 2012, 6:50 PM



 



Product Description
Pansat UHF (U-30) Remote Kit (U30)

•Pansat UHF Remote Control Kit expands the use of one Pansat Receivers to an additional room.
•Pansat wireless remote extender for Pansat receivers!
•Transmits through walls, doors, windows, floors, metal, steel, etc.
•It functions well and competently and is very economical for the price.
Pansat UHF (U-30) Remote Kit (U30)

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I have one of these remotes that controls a Pansat FTA receiver that I rarely use. I don't like the remote cause it gives me bone pain when I use it. I'm extremely disappointed cause it does exactly as advertised. It goes through all my shielding including multiple layers of ceramic tile, metal, velostat, etc.

I don't know what frequency it is but it says it is UHF. I'm wondering why I can't get any tv channels inside my house without an outdoor antenna if UHF goes through everything. Can someone here suggest something that might block this kind of signal??????








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Maybe the UHF is the carrier wave which allows a low frequency data package
 to piggy back, it will be the LF signal that goes through the walls etc
the HF  will give it an added punch
 
puk - just guessing
 
 
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I don't know, but I wonder if this is related to the "Super WIFI" white  
space frequencies that will be available to all in 2014.  That sounds  
absolutely horrible to me.  If you find an answer please let us  know.

Pam

--- On Sun, 9/30/12, fantasticsam131 <_quaixemen@yahoo.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) >  wrote:

From: fantasticsam131 <_quaixemen@yahoo.com_ (mailto:[hidden email]) >
Subject:  [eSens] Need advice on blocking UHF signals
To: _eSens@yahoogroups.com_ (mailto:[hidden email])
Date:  Sunday, September 30, 2012, 6:50 PM



Product  Description
Pansat UHF (U-30) Remote Kit (U30)

•Pansat UHF Remote  Control Kit expands the use of one Pansat Receivers to
an additional room.  
•Pansat wireless remote extender for Pansat receivers!
•Transmits  through walls, doors, windows, floors, metal, steel, etc.
•It functions  well and competently and is very economical for the price.
Pansat UHF  (U-30) Remote Kit  (U30)

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I  have one of these remotes that controls a Pansat FTA receiver that I
rarely  use. I don't like the remote cause it gives me bone pain when I use it.
I'm  extremely disappointed cause it does exactly as advertised. It goes
through  all my shielding including multiple layers of ceramic tile, metal,
velostat,  etc.

I don't know what frequency it is but it says it is UHF. I'm  wondering why
I can't get any tv channels inside my house without an outdoor  antenna if
UHF goes through everything. Can someone here suggest something  that might
block this kind of signal??????

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