Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I never used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
Of course it could have been the French and local radio station shut downs that has made it audible now.
Brian
Probably because 1368 kHz now has a clear run (at least in the UK)
Was used for BBC Sussex, Wilts, and Lincs. All gone now.
On 22/12/2021 07:31, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I never
used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
 Of course it could have been the French and local radio station shut
downs
that has made it audible now.
 Brian
On 22/12/2021 08:04, Mark Carver wrote:
Probably because 1368 kHz now has a clear run (at least in the UK)
Was used for BBC Sussex, Wilts, and Lincs. All gone now.
On 22/12/2021 07:31, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I never
used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
Of course it could have been the French and local radio station shut
downs
that has made it audible now.
Brian
How come we all rely on Mark to do our research? I'm as guilty as
anyone. Are we all just a set of lazy blighters?
On 22/12/2021 09:42, williamwright wrote:
On 22/12/2021 08:04, Mark Carver wrote:
Probably because 1368 kHz now has a clear run (at least in the UK)
Was used for BBC Sussex, Wilts, and Lincs. All gone now.
On 22/12/2021 07:31, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I
never used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
Of course it could have been the French and local radio station
shut downs
that has made it audible now.
Brian
How come we all rely on Mark to do our research? I'm as guilty as
anyone. Are we all just a set of lazy blighters?
It's more to do with my selective memory. I can remember pointless Tx
facts from yonks ago, but not (apparently) being told to empty the
washing machine after breakfast
On 22/12/2021 08:04, Mark Carver wrote:
Probably because 1368 kHz now has a clear run (at least in the UK)
Was used for BBC Sussex, Wilts, and Lincs. All gone now.
On 22/12/2021 07:31, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I
never used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
 Of course it could have been the French and local radio station
shut downs
that has made it audible now.
 Brian
How come we all rely on Mark to do our research? I'm as guilty as
anyone. Are we all just a set of lazy blighters?
On 22/12/2021 09:42, williamwright wrote:
On 22/12/2021 08:04, Mark Carver wrote:It's more to do with my selective memory. I can remember pointless Tx
Probably because 1368 kHz now has a clear run (at least in the UK)
Was used for BBC Sussex, Wilts, and Lincs. All gone now.
On 22/12/2021 07:31, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I
never used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
 Of course it could have been the French and local radio station
shut downs
that has made it audible now.
 Brian
How come we all rely on Mark to do our research? I'm as guilty as
anyone. Are we all just a set of lazy blighters?
facts from yonks ago, but not (apparently) being told to empty the
washing machine after breakfast
It's more to do with my selective memory. I can remember pointless Tx
facts from yonks ago, but not (apparently) being told to empty the
washing machine after breakfast
It's more to do with my selective memory. I can remember pointless Tx
facts from yonks ago, but not (apparently) being told to empty the
washing machine after breakfast
On 22/12/2021 08:04, Mark Carver wrote:
Probably because 1368 kHz now has a clear run (at least in the UK)
Was used for BBC Sussex, Wilts, and Lincs. All gone now.
On 22/12/2021 07:31, Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote:
Have they recently put up the strength of their transmitter, I never
used
to be able to hear it down here in surrey.
Of course it could have been the French and local radio station shut
downs
that has made it audible now.
Brian
How come we all rely on Mark to do our research? I'm as guilty as anyone.
Are we all just a set of lazy blighters?
Bill
On 22/12/2021 11:16, Mark Carver wrote:
It's more to do with my selective memory. I can remember pointless Tx
facts from yonks ago, but not (apparently) being told to empty the
washing machine after breakfast
I decide for myself that I must put some washing on and then completely forget to actually do it.
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