In article , Robbo wrote:
2 I have yet to see a published case of prosecution for using a device.

Having people from the Home Office confiscating the equipment (i.e.
ripping it out of the walls with crowbars) and threats of hundreds of
thousands of pounds of fines plus liability for interference with passing
aviation would probably be sufficient to keep it out of court.

3 DILLIGAF if it's legal or not if it interferes, given that there are
*so* many other devices interfering with transmissions in this world

Boy are you going to have fun when the CAA get mediaeval on your ass.

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Aidan
Aberdeen, Scotland
Written at Tue, 09 Jan 2007 15:38 GMT, but posted later.