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Old 08-06-2004, 17:20   #16
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It probably does. Crystal Palace is the largest (and most powerful) transmitter in London AFAIK, and is also the nearest to the Bromley Super Head End.
Yes its a 1MW ERP, the highest power output allowed in the UK (a few transmitters around the country use the same power level output). Its also the closest to Langley.
But on the Langley platform each region takes C4 from the local DTT transmitter. This is because Langley has regions within England, Ireland Scotland and Wales, and advertising is different.
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Yes its a 1MW ERP, the highest power output allowed in the UK (a few transmitters around the country use the same power level output). Its also the closest to Langley.
But on the Langley platform each region takes C4 from the local DTT transmitter. This is because Langley has regions within England, Ireland Scotland and Wales, and advertising is different.
Fair enough. You learn something new every day...
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