UK Free TV shows the coverage area for a radio transmitter as a coloured overlay (orange for FM, other colours for DAB) on the grey map. We have computed the coverage by combining the terrain with the official radiation pattern. A single click will select the transmitter to view the coverage for a single site, and a double click goes to a page showing full details. Click on the buttons in the right-hand corner of the map to choose from different frequencies (or multiplexes for DAB). 
multiplexes
AyrBerks & N HantsBirminghamBournemouthCambridgeCentral ScotlandCornwallDerbyshireDevonDevonEssexHumbersideKentLondon 1ManchesterNorfolkPeterboroughPlymouthSussexSussexSwindonMasts transmitting Ayr multiplex
Brown Carrick HillDarvelWest KilbrideMasts transmitting Berks & N Hants multiplex
BasingstokeCoppid BeechHanningtonHemdeanSU850840MemburyNewburyMasts transmitting Birmingham multiplex
LichfieldLickey HillsMetropolitan HouseTurners HillMasts transmitting Bournemouth multiplex
Bincombe HillNine Barrow DownPooleShaftesburySt Catherines HillWinterbourne SticklandMasts transmitting Cambridge multiplex
MadingleySandy HeathSewards EndMasts transmitting Central Scotland multiplex
Braid HillsCraigkellyDarvelEarls HillNS580654Kirk OShottsSergeant LawMasts transmitting Cornwall multiplex
Caradon HillRedruthMasts transmitting Derbyshire multiplex
SK295553LichfieldQuarndonStanton MoorMasts transmitting Devon multiplex
BarnstapleBrauntonHuntshaw CrossIlfracombeOkehamptonMasts transmitting Devon multiplex
AshburtonBeacon Hill BBrixhamBudleigh SaltertonExeter St ThomasHolcombe DownKingswearSidmouthStockland HillTivertonMasts transmitting Essex multiplex
Bakers WoodBenfleetTL775217ColchesterHarlow Rye HillMaitland HouseManningtreeSudburyMasts transmitting Humberside multiplex
Bevan FlatsBuckton BarnCave WoldMasts transmitting Kent multiplex
BenfleetBluebell Hill SCharthamCreteway DownDunkirkSwingateThanetTunbridge WellsWyeMasts transmitting London 1 multiplex
Alexandra PalaceBluebell HillBT TowerCroydonGuildfordHemel HempsteadHungry HillSU850840Leatherhead Stoke dAbernonReigateWrothamZouches FarmMasts transmitting Manchester multiplex
Sunley BuildingSutton CommonWinter HillMasts transmitting Norfolk multiplex
TF944099Great YarmouthMendleshamTG279308Norwich CentralTM523941Stoke Holy CrossThetford MODWest RuntonMasts transmitting Peterborough multiplex
HinchingbrookePeterboroughMasts transmitting Plymouth multiplex
KingsbridgeNorth Hessary TorPlymptonSX406528Masts transmitting Sussex multiplex
BeddinghamMasts transmitting Sussex multiplex
Burton DownEastbourneFindonHastingsHeathfieldTQ235385MidhurstNewhavenTruleigh HillWhitehawk HillMasts transmitting Swindon multiplex
BlunsdonCirencesterMarlboroughMemburyFriday, 6 September 2019
C
C.Tedder8:37 PM
I have lost the signal to gold radio this week 6/9/19, will it come back I am in Sussex
| link to this comment |
Saturday, 7 September 2019
C
Chris.SE6:59 AM
C.Tedder:
According to Gold's website "If you have an older DAB radio (without the DAB plus feature) you may not be able to find us and you will need to purchase one of the latest digital radio's with the DAB+ logo. "
It seems they have changed recently, according to Wikipedia "In September 2019, many of the local-level DAB transmissions of Gold were turned over to the new service Smooth Country, requiring listeners in affected areas to migrate to the national DAB+ transmission of Gold. Gold continues to broadcast on DAB in the East Midlands, where Smooth Country took the place of Chill."
The DAB+ broadcasts are on the Digital One national multiplex. If you have a DAB+ radio it may be that you need to reposition your radio or aerial if in range of a transmitter. It seems that the DAB transmissions only continue on the Nottingham/Derby/Leicester DAB transmitters.
| link to this comment |
Select more comments
Your comment please