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Subject: For Bobben

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mediaman

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Date Posted: 22:56:03 11/17/03 Mon
In reply to: Bobben 's message, "Re: BBC radios on Eutelsat W2" on 12:00:42 11/11/03 Tue

>>>SC-4 = Wales. TeleG = ?
>>
>>TeleG = Scotland according to a terrestrial section of
>>mediabullet.co.uk.
>>
>>And I'm repeating what should be a question:
>>Are anywhere out there more (let's call it) "internal
>>feeds" for other multiplexes?
>>My favourites (1Xtra, 6Music) should be in mux B
>>(BBC). How is this one ditributed?
>
>Well the other muxes is probably transported via fiber
>or radiolinks to the transmitters. If it was on
>satellite then Lyngsat is the place to look.
>
>Perhaps there is some kind of error on the normal
>signal feed for Welsh and Scottish transmitters and
>thats why satellite is used...? Other possibility is
>that there are transmitters that is hard to cover with
>fiber or radiolinks.

Bobben,
on one internet site I found an information about transmitters which are served with feeds on W2. But I'm not able to verify this.
So 11634V should be used for Wenvoe transmitter, 11659V for transmitter in Selkirk.

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