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Yes they were, It still worked in a fashion though with H & V polarity broadcasts
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The answer is that it would depend on which services the veiwer was entitled/intended to receive, I think the plan was that viewers in the UK would have one polarisation antenna whilst viewers in maybe Ireland would have the other, so there would be "no need" to be able to receive both. Edit: In light of Nano's post below, I should clarify that I am referring solely to circular polarisations, as when using a BSB antenna for its original intended purpose
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nope you had to physically move the dish 90 degrees
![]() In its normal position you could only get the verticals. To get the horizontals you had to mve it round 90 degrees. You also had to take into account the frequency shift aswell ![]() ![]() Nano
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