- Brookmans Park transmitting station
transmitting transmittingstation.shtml A History of Brookmans Park Transmitting Station http www.brookmans.com history bbc index.shtml The London Twin Wave Broadcasting Station Brookmans Park structurae id s0016655 title Brookmans Park Transmission Mast structurae id s0016656 title Brookmans Park ...Infobox UK transmitter name Brookmans Park image Location map Hertfordshire width 250 float center caption lat deg 51.728889 lon deg 0.1775 location height convert 152 m ft 0 height2 gridref TL259050 built demolished collapsed The Brookmans Park transmitting station is a facility for medium wave broadcasting north of London gbmapping TL259050 . The station was built by the BBC as the first of a network of regional dual twin wave was the term then used transmitter stations, replacing the city based ones used previously, and this was to cover the Home Counties , London and South East. The first station ... service on 1148 kHz. The transmitting station itself featured the latest transmitters from the Marconi ... Category London infrastructure Category Media in Hertfordshire de Sender Brookmans Park ... DEVELOPMENT OF THE BBC A.M. TRANSMITTER NETWORK ref The original antenna configuration for the station was two T antenna s hung from four 200ft 61m towers, one T antenna to the north of the station and the other to the south of the station. Shortly after commencement of transmissions, the channels were ... side of the station, which along with the existing south T antenna made a directional array ... 1950s a 152.4 m mast radiator was constructed on a field around half a mile north of station for the BBC .... The station was re engineered in the late 1970s and an extra T antenna mini T was hung between ... layout of the station, but the services have changed and the station now transmits Absolute ... 1, and BBC Radio 5 Live instead of Radio 2. Much development has taken place and the station now is now .... The station is owned by Arqiva . Channels listed by frequency Analogue radio AM Medium Wave class ... more details
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- Brookmans Park railway station
Infobox GB station name Brookmans Park symbol rail code BPK image name Brookmans Park railway station.jpg caption The station s 4 platforms owner manager First Capital Connect locale Brookmans Park borough Welwyn Hatfield lowusage0203 pad 1em 136,394 lowusage0405 increase 143,537 lowusage0506 increase 150,325 lowusage0607 increase 167,346 lowusage0708 increase 185,759 lowusage0809 increase 198,784 lowusage0910 decrease 191,500 platforms 4 start 19 July 1926 latitude longitude gridref TL241040 original ... events Station opened First Capital Connect services width 350px collapse yes Brookmans Park railway station serves the village of Brookmans Park in Hertfordshire , England . The station is located convert 14 mi 37 chain km lk on north of Kings Cross railway station London Kings Cross on the East Coast Main Line , on the stretch between stnlnk Finsbury Park and stnlnk Hatfield . ref cite book last ... railway stations DEFAULTSORT Brookmans Park Railway Station Category Railway stations in Hertfordshire ... railstation stub nl Station Brookmans Park .... The station car park parallels the island platforms to the east. The platforms are reached by a steep footbridge, the station building an LNER survivor being a part time booking office at the NW extremity of the station. ref http www.nationalrail.co.uk stations sjp BPK plan.html ref Ticket Office Opening Times & Station Staffing Hours Below are the current opening and staffing times for Brookmans Park, as of 2010 lc on . ref http www.firstcapitalconnect.co.uk Main.php?sEvent StationInfo&crs ... Hersham isbn 978 0 86093 602 2 id 0704 K at p. 24, section A2 ref History The station was opened ... opposite the booking office window, replacing an earlier Avantix self service machine. Station layout The station has four platforms in total, with an island platform on the west side serving ... Sunday class wikitable Station Staffing Hours Day From Until Monday to Friday 06 35 10 15 Saturday ... more details
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- Brookmans Park
Park Transmitting Station Main article Brookmans Park Transmitter The village s north east corner is home to the Brookmans Park Transmitting Station. The Brookmans Park Transmitting Station, situated ... name Brookmans Park civil parish North Mymms latitude 51.721 longitude 0.203 Note WGS84 lat long, converted ... green and shops small Brookmans Park is a village, located in the civil parish of North Mymms ..., including an ancient historic estate that used to exist within its boundaries, its Brookmans Park transmitting station BBC transmitter station , and excellent local amenities. The village website, http www.brookmans.com The Brookmans Park Newsletter has more than 20 complete history books and 40 in depth features , as well as a half hour video about the history of the area. Brookmans Park railway station is on the East Coast Mainline , operated by First Capital Connect . A short history of Brookmans ... of the village of Brookmans Park. John Somers , The Lord Chancellor , spent the last years ... of civilians in Britain during World War II evacuated to Brookmans Park from London, but the surrounding ... of http www.brookmanspark.herts.sch.uk Brookmans Park School . Folly Arch A well known local landmark, visible from much of Brookmans Park, is the Folly Arch which now lies on the road between Brookmans ... wealth near the village of Brookmans Park from the 14th to 18th Centuries. The estate s lands ... Space is now a public nature reserve, open to all. Brookmans Park School and Chancellors School Brookmans Park enjoys its own primary school , http www.brookmanspark.herts.sch.uk Brookmans Park School ... to OFSTED reports. The Brookmans The Brookmans Park Hotel was a privately owned hotel situated ... and was noticeably more upmarket than The Brookmans Park Hotel had been. Along with dropping Hotel ... and after a refurbishment and menu overhaul reopened in October of the same year. Brookmans Park Golf Club and Lawn Tennis Club The Brookmans Park Golf Club is located adjacent to Chancellors School, just ... more details
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- Croydon transmitting station
Digital 3&4 545.8 MHz 30 200 BBC B Backup for Crystal Palace transmitting station Crystal Palace . See also Wrotham transmitting station , Brookmans Park transmitting station and Droitwich transmitting station the main radio transmitters serving London on VHF, mediumwave and longwave respectively ... Capital London 97.3 MHz 4 LBC 97.3 100.0 MHz 4 Kiss radio station Kiss 102.2 MHz 4 Smooth Radio 105.4 MHz 4 Magic 105.4 FM 106.2 MHz 4 Heart London Backup for Crystal Palace transmitting station Crystal ... 5 Backup for Crystal Palace transmitting station Crystal Palace . Digital television 18 April 2012 ... began transmitting on VHF 9 on 22 September 1955, and was the first ITV service to broadcast ... their transmitting towers in south London http www.thebigtower.com live Croydon Index.htm Croydon Transmitter ... more details
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- Start Point transmitting station
. Rome Guthrie s earlier work at the Brookmans Park transmitting station . By agreement, the BBC obtained copyright in the Brookmans Park elevation drawings and was able to follow them, with changes to allow for building size, for several other sites. ref name pawley The station closed on September 1st ... role following D Day . Prospero magazine, July 2004. ref The station obtained power from two ... name pawley A Marconi SWB18 short wave transmitter Sender 22 was added to the station to carry the Home ... times. ref name pawley In October 1940, the station began to transmit the European Service on 1050 ... kW, with a consequent increase in audio distortion. ref name pawley ref name shacklady Post 1945 The station ... 1978, there was a major reorganisation of the medium wave band in Europe, and from that date the station ... more details
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- Droitwich transmitting station
Radio 5 Live is broadcast on 693 kHz, which apart from Brookmans Park Transmitter Brookmans Park ... Station History Coord 52 17 48 N 2 6 19 W type landmark scale 2000 region GB display title Use dmy dates date July 2011 DEFAULTSORT Droitwich Transmitting Station Category British radio Category ... s at the site, which are used for transmitting AM medium wave radio programmes on 693 kHz, 1053 ... more details
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- Yosami Transmitting Station
Yosami Transmitting Station was a very large List of transmission sites transmitting station for intercontinental communication and for submarine Radio communication in the Very low frequency VLF range at Kariya, Aichi , Japan. Yosami Transmitting Station used as Antenna radio antenna a wire antenna system, which was spun between 8 guyed masts, each 250 metres tall and Insulator electrical insulated against Ground electricity ground . The masts of Yosami transmitting station were at its completion in 1929 Japan s tallest architectural structure. Yosami Transmitting Station played an important role in World War II for transmitting news to axis powers Germany and Italy and for transmitting messages to submarines under water. After 1950 the transmitters were used by the US. Navy. although the masts were repainted in 1985, in 1993 the station was shut down and became a beautiful flower park. However, the transmitter and building as well as the bottom section of one of the masts is moved and rebuilt as a museum a short way from the original site. External links http www.denkikogyo.co.jp en corporate history2.html Denki Kogyo Ltd History of the Yosami Transmitting Station http www.tcp ip.or.jp ishida96 ih aichi isan wo aruku 1996 1996 06 yosamisoshinsho.html Yosami Radio Transmitting Station http www.city.kariya.lg.jp history rekisinannbu2.html City Kariya Yosami Museum http njb.virtualave.net web rl2005 yosami yosami.htm Yosami pictures http www.katch.ne.jp teru y yosami yosami 2.htm Great photos by JA2DJN http www.katch.ne.jp teru y yosami yosami.pdf Transmitter and Antenna system schematics http www.navy radio.com xmtrs vlf yosami 02.JPG Antenna scheme coord 34.972265 137.016472 format dms display title type landmark region JP scale 10000 Category Towers in Japan Category Destroyed landmarks Category Buildings and structures completed in 1929 Category 1996 disestablishments ja ... more details
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- Washford transmitting station
from Washford until the digital switchover of the Mendip transmitting station Mendip transmitter ... BBC Two UK System I ch 68 68 0.062 Channel 4 Digital television Digital television began transmitting ... more details
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- Caerhendy transmitting station
Infobox UK Transmitter name Caerhendy image Location map Wales Neath Port Talbot width 250 float center caption places Location map Wales Neath Port Talbot label Caerhendy position mark lat deg 51.606292 lon deg 3.773067 height convert 10 m ft 0 gridref SS772912 built 1980s demolished 2010 collapsed relay Wenvoe transmitting station Wenvoe BBC BBC Wales ITV ITV Wales & West ITV Wales The Caerhendy television relay station was sited at Caerhendy in the Afan Valley, a few kilometres north of Junction 40 on the M4 motorway at Port Talbot . It was originally built in the 1980 s as a fill in relay for UHF analogue television. It was sited at the clubhouse of the soccer ground at Ynys Park and consisted of a mere 3 m aluminium mast carrying a vertically stacked yagi array. The transmitter served about 50 houses in Caerhendy, about 500 m across the valley to the east, which for reasons of geography couldn t get a signal from Mynydd Emroch transmitting station Mynydd Emroch transmitter just to the south. Alltwen transmitter re radiated a signal received off air from Cwmafan transmitting station Cwmafan about 2 km farther to the northeast, itself a relay of Wenvoe transmitting station Wenvoe . It was possibly the lowest ERP officially provided TV relay in the UK, radiating just 0.5 W on each of its four UHF channels. When it came, the Digital terrestrial television in the United Kingdom Digital switchover digital switchover process rendered Caerhendy redundant. It is no longer in service. Channels listed by frequency Analogue television 1980s March 2010 Caerhendy being in Wales transmitted the S4C variant of Channel 4. class wikitable sortable no2 Frequency no2 UHF no2 kW no2 Service UK System I ch 21 21 0.0005 BBC One Wales UK System I ch 24 24 0.0005 ITV Wales & West ITV1 Wales UK System I ch 27 27 0.0005 BBC Two Wales UK System I ch 31 31 0.0005 S4C References reflist External links http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery caerhendy.php The Transmission Gallery Caer ... more details
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- Brougher Mountain transmitting station
at DSO. col end References Reflist See also Divis Mountain transmitting station Limavady transmitting station External links http www.flickr.com photos 20961594 N04 5626950168 in pool 52239794877 ... more details
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- Tay Bridge transmitting station
Infobox UK Transmitter name Tay Bridge image Location map Scotland Fife width 250 float center caption lat deg 56.4447 lon deg 2.925 relay Angus transmitting station Angus height convert 45 m ft 0 built demolished collapsed BBC BBC Scotland ITV Grampian Television STV North Tayside Tay Bridge transmitting station is a relay transmitter of Angus transmitting station Angus , situated in Dundee . It is owned and operated by Arqiva . Channels listed by frequency Analogue radio FM VHF class wikitable sortable Frequency kW Service 96.4 MHz 0.05 Tay FM Digital radio DAB class wikitable sortable Frequency Block kW Operator 225.648 MHz 12B 0.6 BBC National DAB Analogue television These services were broadcast until 18 August 2010. BBC Two Scotland was previously closed on 4 August. class wikitable sortable no2 Frequency no2 UHF no2 kW no2 Service 575.25 MHz 34 4 Channel 5 UK Channel 5 631.25 MHz 41 0.5 STV TV network STV 655.25 MHz 44 0.5 BBC Two Scotland 679.25 MHz 47 0.5 Channel 4 711.25 MHz 51 0.5 BBC One Scotland Digital television class wikitable sortable Frequency UHF kW Operator 634.2 MHz 41 0.1 BBC A 658.0 MHz 44 0.1 BBC B 682.0 MHz 47 0.1 Digital 3&4 External links http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery tay bridge.php Tay Bridge at The Transmission Gallery coord 56.4447 2.9250 type landmark region GB display title Category Transmitter sites in Scotland Television transmitters in the UK UK bcast stub ... more details
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- Acklam Wold transmitting station
Infobox UK transmitter name Acklam Wold image Location map North Yorkshire width 250 float center caption lat deg 54.0469 lon deg 0.7868 location height gridref SE795619 built demolished collapsed The Acklam Wold transmitting station is located between Acklam, Ryedale Acklam and Leavening, North Yorkshire Leavening , on the Yorkshire Wolds at British national grid reference system grid reference SE795619. ref http www.bbc.co.uk reception transmitters radio digital radio.shtml ref It carries BBC Radio York 103.7 at 2.0 kW, and Minster FM 104.7 at 2.5 kW. It broadcasts down to Sheffield and up to the North York Moors just outside Whitby . It also carries the MXR Yorkshire and BBC National DAB Multiplex TV multiplexes . Services available from this transmitter Analogue radio VHF FM class wikitable sortable Frequency kW Service 103.7 MHz 2 BBC Radio York 104.7 MHz 2 Minster FM Digital radio DAB class wikitable sortable Frequency Block kW Operator 223.936 MHz 12A 3 MXR Yorkshire 225.648 MHz 12B 3 BBC National DAB References references coord 54.0469 0.7868 type landmark region GB display title DEFAULTSORT Acklam Wold Transmitting Station Category Buildings and structures in North Yorkshire Category Transmitter sites in England UK bcast stub ... more details
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- Selkirk transmitting station
FM services are transmitted from neighbouring Ashkirk transmitting station . Channels listed by frequency ... http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery selkirk index.php Entry for Selkirk transmitting station at The Transmission ... VHF 405 line Transmitter Group DEFAULTSORT Selkirk Transmitting Station Category Transmitter sites in Scotland ... more details
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- Swingate transmitting station
also Dover transmitting station broadcasts TV, DAB and commercial FM radio from a site west of the town References Reflist External links http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery swingate index.php Swingate transmitting station at mb21 http www.flickr.com photos doverpast 4460372893 in photostream National Geographic ...Infobox UK transmitter name Swingate image File Swingate military telecommunication station geograph.org.uk 1633769.jpg 250px br small The three Swingate towers small Location map Kent width 250 float center caption lat deg 51.137778 lon deg 1.335833 location Swingate , Kent height2 convert 111 m ft 0 gridref TR334429 built demolished 2010 small South tower small collapsed footnotes File Chain home.jpg thumb The Swingate towers were originally equipped with platforms like this one at Great Baddow in Essex, the only Chain Home radar tower to retain the original platforms. The Swingate transmitting station is a facility for FM transmission in the village of Swingate, Kent Swingate , near Dover , Kent gbmapping TR334429 . For many years there were three lattice towers with a height of convert 111 m ft 0 , which were built for Chain Home radar before World War II . The FM transmitting antennas are attached to what was the middle tower microwave link dishes and mobile telephone antennas were spread across all three towers. The south tower was dismantled in March 2010. They are the only radar towers from the Battle of Britain in WWII still in use today, although the Swingate towers no longer have the three cantilever platforms that were fitted originally. History Originally there were four towers with wires stretched between them to transmit radio waves that were detected by a group of four smaller towers to the east of the surviving ones. The receiver towers were demolished after the war, along with one of the transmitter towers. Subsequently the north mast was demolished and replaced .... Channels available from this site Analogue radio The transmitter is the main transmission station ... more details
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- Burghead transmitting station
Infobox UK transmitter name Burghead image Image Burghead masts.jpg 250px br small Burghead masts from the east small Location map Scotland Moray width 250 float center caption lat deg 57.698889 lon deg 3.469722 location Burghead , Moray height convert 153.6 m ft 0 small North small br convert 154.2 m ft 0 small South small gridref NJ125685 built 1936 demolished collapsed footnotes The Burghead transmitting station is a broadcasting facility near Burghead gbmapping NJ125685 in Scotland for long wave and medium wave radio transmission that started service on 12 October 1936. ref http www.ambaile.org.uk en newspapers search results.jsp?newspaper 0&PrimarySubject 0&startyear &endyear &keywords bbc burghead&StartRow 0&MaxRows 25&x 0&y 0 Inverness Courier 13th October 1936 ref The site is owned by Arqiva and houses a long wave radio transmitter on 198 kHz broadcasting BBC Radio 4 and two medium wave radio transmitters, broadcasting BBC Radio 5 Live on 693 kHz and BBC Radio Scotland on 810 kHz. The long wave transmitter is part of a network transmitting on the same frequency, the other transmitters being at the Droitwich transmitting station Droitwich and Westerglen transmitting station Westerglen . The station has three masts, which are all lattice structures with triangular cross section and insulated against ground. The northern of the two large masts is convert 153.6 m ft 0 , the southern large mast is convert 154.2 m ft 0 tall, while the third one is significantly lower. ref http www.ead.eurocontrol.int pamslight pdf 4e415453 EG C EN AIP ENR EG ENR 5 4 en Entry for LFA 14 ref One of the large Radio masts and towers masts is used for the medium wave transmitters. The other of the large masts is used for the long wave transmitter and by wires running from the pinnacle to the ground capacitative enlengthened. The third and smallest mast is the backup antenna. The original building was demolished leaving a much smaller building for the more modern transmit ... more details
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- Westerglen transmitting station
Image Westerglen AM transmitter, masts.jpg right thumb The four masts at the Westerglen transmitting station The Westerglen transmitting station is a facility for longwave and mediumwave broadcasting established in 1932 at Westerglen Farm, 3 km south west of Falkirk , Stirlingshire , Scotland gbmapping NS868773 . Four medium wave radio programmes are broadcast from the site on frequencies of 810, 909, 1089 and 1215 kHz and a long wave service on 198 kHz. There are three guyed steel lattice mast radiator s on the site, which are insulated against ground. These carry combinations of the above services. There is a shorter fourth mast that carries non broadcast services. One of the masts carries the long wave transmission in a synchronised group with the transmitters at Droitwich transmitting station Droitwich and Burghead transmitting station Burghead on the same frequency until 1989 200 kHz, now 198 kHz . This mast is of guyed steel lattice construction with triangular cross section and it carries a capacity hat , which extends the electrical wavelength, at the top. The site is owned and operated by Arqiva . Transmissions A number of items in the BBC Radio 4 schedule are carried on the longwave frequency only these include Yesterday In Parliament at 0835&ndash 0900 on Tuesdays to Fridays, The Daily Service at 0945&ndash 1000 on Mondays to Fridays, the Shipping Forecast at 1201&ndash 1204 daily and 1754&ndash 1757 on Mondays to Fridays, and Test Match Special during international cricket games. A number of Programs on BBC Radio Scotland are different on Medium wave compared to the FM schedule as well. The medium wave broadcast is strong enough to be heard as far south as Staffordshire at certain times of the day. Services available class wikitable sortable Frequency kW ref Radio Listeners Guide 2010 ref Service 198 kHz 50 BBC Radio 4 909 kHz 50 BBC Radio 5 Live 810 kHz 100 BBC Radio Scotland 1089 kHz 50 Talksport 1215 kHz ... more details
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- Halifax transmitting station
MHz 21 0.1 Digital 3&4 498.0 MHz 24 0.1 BBC A 522.0 MHz 27 0.1 BBC B See also Emley Moor transmitting station External links http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery halifax.php Information and pictures of the Halifax ... more details
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- Stirling Transmitting Station
Stirling Transmitting Station is a transmission facility on Earls Hill southwest of Stirling . It was built at the end of the 1950s for the radio navigation system Dectra with a 183 metres 600 ft tall guyed mast radiator, which was used after shut down of Dectra as a Decca Navigator System Decca transmitter . Today the facility is used for cell phone transmitters. References http jproc.ca hyperbolic decca north british.html coord 56.0715 4.0577 region GB STG type landmark display title Category Buildings and structures in Stirling council area ... more details
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- Tapton Hill transmitting station
63 0.1 BBC Mux 1 On UHF 39 until 17 March 2010. col end See also Belmont transmitting station Chesterfield transmitting station Emley Moor transmitting station Waltham transmitting station References ... more details
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- Storeton transmitting station
It is a relay of Winter Hill transmitting station Winter Hill and the only Winter Hill relay to carry ... TV relay Moel y Parc transmitting station Winter Hill transmitting station West Kirby transmitting station References reflist External links http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery storeton.php Storeton s entry ... dms DEFAULTSORT Storeton Transmitting Station Category Buildings and structures in Wirral borough .... The radio station Heart North West and Wales also broadcasts from the site. Although situated in England ... switchover in November 2009, the transmitter also began to serve as a relay of Moel y Parc transmitting station Moel y Parc , ref name ofcom2 carrying Welsh services to nearby parts of North Wales ... more details
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- Chesterfield transmitting station
NOW Derbyshire Emley Moor Belmont transmitting station Waltham transmitting station References Reflist ... more details
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- Woofferton transmitting station
Cant, J. Fifty years of transmitting at BBC Woofferton 1943&ndash 1993 A social and technical history of a Short Wave Station 3.7MB PDF http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery woofferton index.php Woofferton s entry ... more details
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- Wrexham-Rhos transmitting station
launch of ONdigital from neighbouring transmission site, Winter Hill transmitting station Winter Hill ... Cheshire Awarded but not yet on air ref Radio Listeners Guide 2010 ref See also Winter Hill transmitting station The Wrekin transmitting station Moel y Parc transmitting station References Reflist ... 25 November 2009 present At present, the station broadcasts three of the six national digital terrestrial television multiplexes on the Freeview Lite service. The station switched over to digital ... more details
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- Kirk o'Shotts transmitting station
Infobox UK transmitter name Kirk o Shotts image Location map Scotland North Lanarkshire width 250 float center caption lat deg 55.852778 lon deg 3.826111 location Salsburgh , North Lanarkshire height convert 183 m ft 0 gridref NS8569563679 built 1952 demolished collapsed BBC BBC Scotland small 1952 1985 small The Kirk o Shotts transmitting station is a broadcasting and telecommunication s site at The Hirst which lies just outside the village of Salsburgh which is near the town of Shotts in North Lanarkshire central Scotland . Kirk o Shotts means Church of Shotts and takes its name from nearby Kirk O Shott s Parish Church and Kirk O Shotts Primary School both located as you enter the nearby village of Salsburgh . The BBC 405 line television service started from Kirk o Shotts on 14 March 1952 using low power reserve transmitters Marconi Company Marconi . Full service began on 17 August 1952 using the main high power transmitters Vision EMI Type 5704, Sound STC Type CTS 12 . The station provided a service to a potential 4.1 million viewers and operated on Channel 3 Vision 56.75 MHz, Sound 53.25 MHz and transmissions were Antennas vertically polarised . It subsequently became the main national FM broadcasting FM transmitting station for the area, although that role is now filled by the nearby site at Black Hill transmitting station Black Hill . Three DAB multiplexes are broadcast from the site BBC 12B , Digital One 12A and Switch Scotland 11D . ref cite web url http tx.mb21.co.uk gallery kirkoshotts.php title The Transmission Gallery Kirk o Shotts Transmitter photographs and information ref It has a convert 183 m ft 0 tall guyed radio masts and towers mast , built in 1952. The mast was originally convert 228.6 m ft 0 tall. The station is owned by Arqiva . Services available Digital radio class wikitable sortable Frequency Block kW Operator 222.064 MHz 11D 1.88 Switch Scotland 223.936 MHz 12A 4.6 Digital One 225.648 MHz 12B 10 BBC National DAB An ... more details
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- Mendlesham transmitting station
Group Supertall DEFAULTSORT Mendlesham Transmitting Station Category Radio masts Category Transmitter ... sortable Frequency kW ref Radio Listeners guide 2010 ref Service 106.4 MHz 20 Kiss radio station ... more details
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