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FCC studies power use by broadcasters and receivers
NEW YORK AP FCC begins a nationwide study on power use by radio and TV receivers and broadcasters as a possible factor in easing the energy crunch. No proposals to cut broadcast hours exist, but data will help evaluate potential fuel savings if limits are considered. Color sets consume the most, with estimates of 200 watts for solid-state and higher for tube models, while black and white sets use far less.
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New York
Ktyw-Tv
Tacoma
Wash
U.S
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Wallace E. Johnson
Johnson
Total Electric
Edison Electric Institute
EEI