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Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.A. Hall: Perhaps you should get your facts right?
North Hessary Tor (Devon, England) analogue radio transmitter
BBC Radio 2 88.1MHz , BBC Radio 3 90.3MHz , BBC Radio 4 (FM) 92.5MHz , BBC Radio 1 97.7MHz , Classic FM 100.0MHz , BBC Radio Devon (FM) 103.4MHz
Or is Ofcom wrong? http://stakeholders.ofcom….csv ???
Why be so rude? If you think you have seen an error be nice about it please. Because here you clearly are wrong and that reflects badly on you.
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Which Freeview channels does the Bressay transmitter broadcast?
Which Freeview channels does the Whitehawk Hill transmitter broadcast?
Which Freeview channels does the Winter Hill transmitter broadcast?
Which Freeview channels does the Huntshaw Cross transmitter broadcast?
Which Freeview channels does the Guildford transmitter broadcast?
Which Freeview channels does the Divis transmitter broadcast?
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J Warwick: Yes, you can. You can watch JUST British Eurosport for £5 a month - Eurosport Player .You can use a Google Chromecast (£30 - total bargain) to get it on your HDTV, along with many other services.
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js: This is all very interesting and - to me - necessary. Nice to see Radio Foyle back in action again.Please do keep posting your updates. I do look at them straight away but I'm busy doing my physiotherapy most days so I'm not able to respond straight away.
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dee: The power output isn't changed at night on any TV transmitter. However, sometimes you can get strange interference from other sources that appear at specific times. Please see the Freeview intermittent interference page for how to fix it. Look for something on a timer such as light or security system.
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Thursday 8 October 2015 7:58PM
MikeB: PSB is "Public Broadcasting Service" here I think, and the UK version (referring to BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5) is "public service broadcasting" - PSB (also Pet Shop Boys).