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altis · 25-08-2005, 11:19

Here's a good'n.

If you don't know it already, work out your grid reference using:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/
Submit your postcode and then, at the bottom of the map, you'll see a link called 'Click here to convert/measure coordinates'. Follow that and you'll see your Landranger grid reference on the row marked 'LR'. Copy that and then go to:
http://www.kswindells.34sp.com/freev.../transmitters?
Pop in the grid reference, select your transmitter and away you go. It draws a profile of the ground between you and the transmitter. Ideally, there should be no obstacles above the red curve.

25-08-2005, 11:19	#11
altis cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Warrington ntl:81304 Altitude: 12m (and falling) Posts: 4,499	Re: TV Transmitter question Here's a good'n. If you don't know it already, work out your grid reference using: http://www.streetmap.co.uk/ Submit your postcode and then, at the bottom of the map, you'll see a link called 'Click here to convert/measure coordinates'. Follow that and you'll see your Landranger grid reference on the row marked 'LR'. Copy that and then go to: http://www.kswindells.34sp.com/freev.../transmitters? Pop in the grid reference, select your transmitter and away you go. It draws a profile of the ground between you and the transmitter. Ideally, there should be no obstacles above the red curve.