All posts by Briantist
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fred: If you got the PSB1 channels (BBC One, BBC TWO, BBC three, BBC FOUR etc) on Freeview today, you will get the rest of the services next week as they will all broadcast at the same high power level of 4kW, rather than the current mixture of .2kW, .4kW and 1kW.
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fred: PSB1 is the Freeview service that has
1 BBC One South East, 2 BBC Two England, 7 BBC Three, 9 BBC Four, 70 CBBC Channel, 71 CBeebies, 80 BBC News, 81 BBC Parliament, 105 BBC Red Button, 301 301, 700 BBC Radio 1, 701 BBC 1Xtra, 702 BBC Radio 2, 703 BBC Radio 3, 704 BBC Radio 4, 705 BBC Radio 5 Live, 706 BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, 707 BBC 6 Music, 708 BBC Radio 4 Extra, 709 BBC Asian Network, 710 BBC World Service as a digital multiplex transmitted on frequency C60- (785.8MHz)
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Pete Green: The final config is indeed PSBs at 50kW and COMs at 25kW. The COMs are currently restricted to 20kW (SDN) 10kW (ArqA/B).
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fred: Always happy to help. Please let me know how you get on on the 21th March.
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Malcolm Irving: Thanks very much for your kind words - it is always gratifying to help.
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jay: The report is just showing the time the transmitter was off, ie from 00:12 to 03:13.
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ALAN PEACHEY: It's up and running on Astra 1N on 10832MHz H 22000 5/6 if you want to do a manual add, I am sure that Freesat will use it in your EPG very soon.
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Keith Stokoe: Can you have a look at Freeview intermittent interference | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice ?
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Michael: I am using the standard industry definition that the BBC, ITV plc, STV, UTV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 (and S4C of course) are the "public service broadcasters", but yes, some of the channels provided by "public service broadcasters" are run on a commercial basis, as they do not have PSB rights/obligations as individual channels.
As it was these PSBs that launched a joint campaign to ask for the price reductions, it is fair to report in that context.
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Wednesday 7 March 2012 11:56AM
Lisa: Yes, just plug in one of the connections to the TV and you will get Freesat HD, no subscription is required.
See All free-to-watch channels: channels on Freesat | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .