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Idle SE 163 374, 3 miles N of Bradford, 250W analogue power & 6W digital / Freeview. Was an AV group but only the 4 analogue stations plus Muxes 3 & 5 are available within this group, all other Muxes (on CHs 45, 53, 56 & 42) need a wideband or our Yagi18K.

No analogue Channel 5. Will become a K (or wideband) at DSO in September 2011, though the 3 PSBs will still be receivable on an A group.

For Idle we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for

medium signal areas, the Yagi18K for poor signal areas and the XB16K for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Keelylang Hill, HY 378 102, 5 miles W of Kirkwall (Orkney Isles), 100kW analogue power and 1kW (-) digital. Was a BH group and still is for the 4 analogue channels plus all the digital. No analogue Channel 5. Due to remain a B group at DSO in May 2010.

For Keelylang we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18B for poor signal areas and the XB16B for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Keighley SE 069 444, 2 miles N of Keighley, 10kW analogue power & 100W digital.

Was a C/DV group and the 4 analogue channels plus Muxes 1 to 4 plus the 4 analogue stations are within group. Muxes 5 & 6 (on CHs 30 & 34) may require a wideband.

No analogue C5. Most power is transmitted to the SW and little to the NE.

Returning to a C/D at DSO in September 2011. See Keighley Graph.

For Keighley we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18E or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Kilvey Hill SS 672 940, Eastern suburb of Swansea, 10kW analogue power & 600W (-) digital. Was an AV group, still is for all 5 analogue stations plus all the digital and will

remain so at DSO in March 2010.

For Kilvey Hill we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Knock More NJ 321 497, 10 miles SSW of Elgin, 100kW analogue power & 1kW digital.

Was an AH group but now only Muxes 1 & 2 plus the 4 analogue channels are receivable within band. Muxes 3 to 6 (on CHs 53, 57, 60 & 56) require a wideband.

No analogue Channel 5. It is due to remain a wideband (CH23 to CH60) after DSO in September 2010, though the 3 PSBs will be within the A group.

For Knock More we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Lancaster SD 490 662, 3 miles N of Lancaster, 10kW analogue power & 200W digital.

Was an AV group, still is for the 4 analogue channels & digital. No analogue Channel 5. Will remain an A group at DSO in November 2009.

For Lancaster we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Lark Stoke SP 187 426, 8 miles S of Stratford U Avon, 6.3kW analogue power & 25W digital. Was an AV group and Muxes 1 to 4 plus the 4 analogue channels are still in the A band. Muxes 5 & 6 (on CHs 57 & 60) require a wideband, or our Yagi18K. No analogue Channel 5. Will become a K group (or wideband) at DSO in September 2011,

though the PSBs will still be within the A group.

For Lark Stoke we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Limavady IC 711 296, 8 miles W of Coleraine (N Ireland), 100kW analogue power & 800W

digital. Was a C/DH group and still is for the 4 analogue stations plus all the digital.

No analogue C5. Will stay in the C/D group at DSO in September 2012.

For Limavady we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

Llanddona SH 583 810, 6 miles N of Bangor, 100kW analogue power & 1kW digital.

Was a C/DH group and still is for the 4 analogue stations and all the digital Muxes apart from Mux 6. Even the latter is only just out of band. No analogue C5.

Due to become an E group at DSO in November 2009 but reception should still be possible on a C/D aerial.

For Llanddona we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

Malvern / Great Malvern SO 774 464, 8 m SSW of Worcester, 2kW analogue power & 200W digital. Was a C/DV group but now only the 4 analogue channels plus Muxes 1,3 &

5 are available in group, Muxes 2, 4 & 6 (on CH 39, CH44 & CH41) may require a wideband or E group but will probably work fine. No analogue C5. Since the transmitter is built on the East face of the 397m “North Hill”, it is highly doubtful that any significant

signal would be received to the West !

Will return to a C/D group at DSO in September 2011.

For Malvern we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

Mendip ST 564 488, 18 miles S of Bristol, 500kW analogue power & 10kW digital.

Was a C/DH group and all digital Muxes are still within band plus the 4 main analogue channels. Analogue C5 (on CH37) may require a wideband or E group aerial but it is

available on digital Mux 3. Will return to the C/D group at DSO in April 2010.

For Mendip we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

See Mendip Graph.

Midhurst SU 912 250, 20 miles NE of Portsmouth, 100kW analogue power & 1kW digital.

Was a C/DH group and still is for the 4 analogue channels and all the digital.

No analogue Channel 5. Due to stay a C/D at DSO in February 2012.

For Midhurst we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

Moel-Y-Parc SJ 123 701, 15 miles WSW of Birkenhead, 100kW analogue power and

500W (-) digital. Was a BH group but although the 4 analogue stations are within group,

all the digital (on CHs 54, 58, 61, 64, 30 & 34) is out of band and requires a wideband. Muxes 1, 5 & 6 are only just outside B and may well be receivable in many areas.

No analogue C5. Muxes 5 & 6 have large attenuation from the NE to the SE.

Returning to the B group at DSO in February 2010.

For Moel Y Parc we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

See Moel Y Parc Graph.

Nottingham SK 503 435, 5 miles E of Nottingham, 2kW analogue power & 40W digital.

Was an AV group but now only the 5 analogue channels plus Mux 5 are still within the A band but Muxes 2 to 6 require a wideband. Note Mux 1 is only just out of band (on CH39) and should be received OK. All digital is attenuated between West and North

It is due to remain a wideband (or K group) after DSO in May 2011, though the

three PSBs will still be within the A original group. See Nottingham Graph.

For Nottingham we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Olivers Mount TA 408 869, Scarborough, 1kW analogue power & 100w digital.

Was a C/DV group and still is for all 5 analogue channels plus all digital Muxes.

Will remain a C/D group post DSO in May 2011.

For Olivers Mt we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

Oxford SP 567 105, 4 miles NE of Oxford, 500kW analogue power & 10kW (-) digital.

Was a C/DH group now only the 5 analogue stations (C5 is only 40kW though) plus

Muxes 2 to 4 are available within band, Muxes 1 & 6 (on CH34 & CH29) may require a wideband in poor signal areas. Due to the Mux1 being out of band, I have classified this transmitter Amber/Red. Will revert to a C/D group when DSO occurs in March 2011.

For Oxford we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18E or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for those

with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas

can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

See Oxford Graph.

Pendle Forest SD 825 384, 3 miles NW of Burnley, 500W analogue power & 100W digital.

Was an AV group and still is for the four analogue channels plus digital.

No analogue Channel 5. Staying as an A group at DSO in November 2009.

For Pendle we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with the most

marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Plympton SX 531 555, 2 miles ESE of Plymouth, 2kW analogue power & 200W digital.

Was a C/D group and all the digital plus 4 analogue channels are within band. Analogue

C5 is transmitted but on channel 30 & so may require an E group or wideband.

Due to become an E group at DSO in July 2009 when Muxes 4 & 5 will be on

CHs 42 and 45, but reception should still be possible on a C/D.

For Plympton we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

Pontop Pike NZ 148 526, 10 miles SW of Newcastle, 500kW analogue power & 10kW

digital. Was a C/DH group and still is for the 4 analogue channels plus digital.

Analogue C5 is broadcast (within the C/D group) at 50kW from Burnhope which is 4 miles

to the SE. It is staying a C/D group at DSO in October 2012.

For Pontop we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

See Pontop Pike Graph.

Pontypool ST 284 990, 2 miles N of Cwbran, 250W analogue power & 20W (-) digital.

Was an AV group but only the 4 analogue stations and Muxes 5 & 6 are in band. Muxes

1 to 4 (on CHs 52, 48, 42 & 45) require a wideband or our Yagi18K. No analogue C5. Reverting to an A at DSO in March 2010.

For Pontypool we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for

Presely SN 172 306, 10 miles S of Cardigan, 100kw analogue power & 1kW digital.

Was a BH group and all 5 analogue channels plus all the digital remains within band.

Presely will remain a B group at DSO in August 2009.

For Presely we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18B for poor signal areas and the XB16B for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Redruth SW 690 395, 1 mile SW of Redruth, 100kW analogue power & 2.7kW (-) digital.

Was a BH group and still is for all the digital plus all 5 analogue channels. Analogue C5 is only broadcast at 3kW. Will remain a B group at DSO in July 2009.

For Redruth we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18B for poor signal areas and the XB16B for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Reigate TQ 257 521, Northern suburb of, 10kW analogue power & 200W (-) digital.

Was a C/D group. Mux 6 plus the 4 analogue channels are within C/D, C5 is on CH42 which should still be receivable on a C/D. All other Muxes (on CHs 31, 21, 24, 27 & 39)

probably requires a wideband, except in strong signal areas where a C/D should be OK.

Will remain as a wideband at DSO in April 2012, but the three PSBs will still be

available within the original C/D group.

For Reigate we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for

medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Ridge Hill SO 630 333, 8 m SE of Hereford, 100kW analogue power & 2kW digital. Was

an AH group, the 5 analogue channels are within band but the digital requires a wideband. Slight attenuation on all transmissions to the SE.

Reverting to A group at DSO in August 2011. See Ridge Hill Graph.

For Ridge Hill we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Rosemarkie NH 762 623, 12 miles NE of Inverness, 100kW analogue power & 10kW digital. Was a BH group and still is for the 4 analogue stations plus all the digital Muxes. No analogue C5. The latter is broadcast from Mounteagle at 100kW which is 8 miles WSW of Rosemarkie but is out of group and would require a wideband or E group.

Will remain a B group at DSO in Ocober 2010.

For Rosemarkie we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18B for poor signal areas and the XB16B for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Rosneath NS 258 811, 3 miles NW of Greenock, 10kW analogue power & 200W digital.

Was a C/DV group and the 4 analogue channels plus all the digital are still available within band. No analogue C5. Due to stay as a C/D group at DSO in November 2010.

For Rosneath we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

Rowridge SZ 447 865, Isle of Wight, 500kW analogue power & 2.5kW digital.

Was an AH group and the 4 analogue channels plus all the digital are still within band.

Note Mux2 was originally out of band on CH52 but is now within the A group on CH28.

Although no analogue C5 is transmitted from Rowridge it is broadcast (at 10kW) within

band from Fawley which is 10 miles to the North.

Unsurprisingly Rowridge will remain as an A group at DSO in February 2012.

For Rowridge we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be

found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

See “The wrong aerial for A group transmitters” and Rowridge Graph.

Rumster Forest ND 197 385, 13 miles SW of Wick, 100kW analogue power & 2kW (-) digital. Was an AH group and the 4 analogue stations plus Muxes 1 to 4 are still within

this band. Muxes 5 & 6 (on CHs 59 & 62) require a wideband. No analogue C5.

It is due to remain a wideband after DSO in June 2010, though the three PSBs will be within the A group.

For Rumster Forest we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40

for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Saddleworth SD 987 050, 8 miles ENE of Manchester, 2kW analogue power & 40W

digital. Was a BV group and still is for all digital and the 4 analogue channels.

No analogue Channel 5. Due to stay as a B group at DSO in November 2009.

For Saddleworth we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18B for poor signal areas and the XB16B for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Salisbury SU 136 285, SW suburb of, 10kW analogue power & 1kW (-) digital.

Was a C/DV group and still is for all 5 analogue channels and all the digital.

Will stay as a C/D after DSO in March 2012.

For Salisbury we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

Sandy Heath TL 204 494, 10 miles E of Bedford, 1000kW analogue power & 20kW digital.

Was an AH group and the 4 analogue stations remain so, but all the digital Muxes

(on CHs 42, 45, 43, 67, 40 & 46) now require a wideband. Analogue C5 is only just out of band (on channel 39) but is only transmitted at 10kW power.

A big shock but Sandy is due to remain a wideband (or K group) after DSO in

April 2011, though the three PSBs will be within the original A group.

For Sandy we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on

the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Note, the K group aerials we stock outperform widebands up to CH55. Therefore, if you

are in a particularly poor spot, you could forsake Mux 4 (until DSO) and use a K group.

The latter aerial will pick up all the post DSO transmissions.

Selkirk NT 500 294, 36 miles SW of Berwick, 50kW analogue power & 3kW (-) digital.

Was a C/DH group. It still is for all 5 analogue channels plus all the digital. Selkirk is the first main TX to switchover (in November 2008) and it will remain a C/D group.

For Selkirk we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

signal areas, the Yagi18CD or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for

those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the antennas are on the Sales page.

Sheffield / Crosspool SK 324 870, Situated in the western suburbs of Sheffield, 5kW

analogue power & 50W digital. Was an AV group but only the 4 analogue stations are

still available within group, a wideband is now required for digital & analogue C5.

Digital is attenuated to the South / SW.

After DSO in May 2011 Sheffield will be a K group (or wideband), however the

three PSBs will still be within the original A band.

For Crosspool we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the XB10WB for poor signal areas and the XB22WB for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

See Sheffield / Crosspool Graph.

Stockland Hill ST 222 014, 8 miles S of Taunton, 250kW analogue power & 2.5kW digital.

Was an AH group and still is for the 4 analogue channels plus all the digital.

No analogue Channel 5. Staying an A group at DSO in May 2009.

For Stockland Hill we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be

found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Storeton SJ 314 814, Birkenhead, 2.8kW analogue power & 60W digital.

Was an AV group and the 4 analogue channels and all the digital are still broadcast within the band. Analogue C5 is transmitted at lower power (300W) on CH39 which is just out of band but should still be receivable. Will stay as an A group at DSO in November 2009.

For Storeton we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with

the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be

found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Sudbury TL 913 377, 16 miles WSW of Ipswich, 250kW analogue power & 8kW (-) digital.

Was a BH group and the 4 analogue stations plus Muxes 1, 3, 4 & 6 are still available within band as is analogue C5, at 50kW. But Mux 2 (CH68) requires a E group or w/band.

Due to Mux 2 (the main ITV programmes) being out of band, I have classified it as Amber/Red. Note 1 Muxes 1 & 4 are not transmitted to the West, see table.

Note 2 Mux 2 is not broadcast to the East,see Sudbury B.

It is due to remain an E group (or wideband) after DSO in June 2011, though the three PSBs will be within band.

For Sudbury and Sudbury B we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18E or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E

for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the

aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

See Sudbury Graph.

Sudbury B TL 913 377, 16 miles WSW of Ipswich.

This is a co-sited transmitter which only broadcasts Mux 2 (slightly out of band) on

channel 56 and at the reduced power of 1.1kW. Requires a wideband or E group.

Sudbury B is unlikely to continue transmitting after DSO in June 2011, see Sudbury.

Sutton Coldfield SK 113 003, 8 miles NNE of Birmingham, 1000kW analogue power &

8kW digital. Was a BH group and all digital and the 4 analogue channels are still in the B group. Mux 6 is on CH55 but our tests prove most Bs work fine, ours does for a fact.

Analogue C5 is broadcast (within the B group) from Lichfield 4 miles to the NE, though to most locations this is effectively co-sited.

Unsurprisingly it is due to revert to a definite B group at DSO in September 2011.

For Sutton Coldfield we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18B for poor signal areas and the XB16B for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

See Sutton Coldfield Graph.

Talconeston TM 131 958, 10 miles SW of Norwich, 250kW analogue power & 10kW (-)

digital. Was a C/DH group and still is for all 5 analogue channels & digital.

Due to become an E group at DSO in June 2011 but reception should be possible

on a C/D aerial.

For Tacolneston we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium

The Wrekin SJ 628 082, 4 miles W of Telford, 100kW analogue power & 1kW (-) digital.

Was an AH group, Muxes 1 to 4 plus all 5 analogue channels are still within band.

Muxes 5 & 6 (on CHs 53 & 57) require a wideband, or our Yagi18K. The Wrekin only transmits Muxes 1 to 4 to the West, see The Wrekin B.

It is due to become an K group (or wideband) after DSO in August 2011,

though the three PSBs will be within the original A band.

For The Wrekin & The Wrekin B we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18K for poor signal areas and the XB16K for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

See The Wrekin Graph.

The Wrekin B SJ 628 082, 4 miles W of Telford. This is a co-sited transmitter which

only transmits Muxes 1 to 4 (at 1kW, on CHs 39, 49, 42 & 45) to the East.

These 4 Muxes are out of the A group and so require a wideband antenna, or our Yagi18K.

Will cease transmitting after DSO in August 2011, see The Wrekin.

Torosay NM 703 358, 11 miles WNW of Oban, 20kW analogue power & 125W digital.

Was an AV group and still is for the 4 analogue stations plus all the digital.

No analogue C5. Will remain an A group post DSO in February 2011.

For Torosay we recommend the DM log aerial for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for

medium signal areas, the Yagi18A for poor signal areas and the XB16A for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the antennas can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Tunbridge Wells TQ 607 440, 1m SE of T/Wells, 10kW analogue power & 100W digital.

Was a BV Group. All 5 analogue stations plus Muxes 3 to 5 are still within band &

Mux 1 (on CH55) is only just outside. Muxes 2 & 6 (on CHs 61 & 59) require a wideband

or E group. Because Mux 2 carries the ITV channels I have classified this transmitter as a Red/Amber. Due to revert to a B group at DSO in June 2012.

For Tunbridge Wells we recommend the DM log for strong signal areas, the Log 40 for medium signal areas, the Yagi18E or the XB10E for poor signal areas, and the XB16E for those with the most marginal signals. The dimensions and test performance of the aerials can be found on the relevant tables. The prices of the aerials are on the Sales page.

Waltham SK 809 233, 18 miles SE of Nottingham, 250kW analogue power & 10kW (-)