Wolfman: There isn't an "EPG " as such. does have one, but it is only compatible with their own boxes, not generic receivers. The EPG is free to air and is carried on all transponders that have a Freesat service.

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Multiplex names, frequencies and power level highlighting
Friday 23 September 2011 3:55PM

peter hinde: Yes, if you want to get now you will need to use . That's assuming you can, but I can't say as you did not provide a full postcode.

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More Freeview capacity - COM7, COM8 and COM9 - in the 600MHz ba
Friday 23 September 2011 3:57PM

Nedbod: Not in any way at all, this has no effect on existing .

It may mean that HD versions of existing can be provided.

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Oxford (Oxfordshire, England) Full Freeview transmitter
Friday 23 September 2011 3:58PM

Ralph Jolly: Please see Freeview reception has changed? | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .

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Sutton Coldfield (Birmingham, England) Full Freeview transmitte
Friday 23 September 2011 4:19PM

Aerialman: 28th September 2011 I think - the dates are Switchover events September- December 2011 | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .

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More Freeview capacity - COM7, COM8 and COM9 - in the 600MHz ba
Friday 23 September 2011 6:30PM

Will: Yes, that's correct. That is why the "official line" for the last decade has been to fit a aerial and not use a grouped one, despite the apparent benefits of grouped aerials.

I shall refrain from using the phrase "I told you so...".

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More Freeview capacity - COM7, COM8 and COM9 - in the 600MHz ba
Friday 23 September 2011 7:12PM

Will: Specifically, no there is not the capacity, the final model assumes transmission from lower down the at reduced levels (-10dB). This is part of the way that 3- MFN networks can be provided to around 90% of the current homes served by the PSBs from the 80-main transmitters.

It's not like C5 at really as it mostly used the old VHF ITV masts.

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