ST
Craigkelly does transmit Mux C, but it's quite a weak signal.
You probably don't get the Mux it's broadcast on - if you don't get Sky News or E4+1 either that'll be the case.
Craigkelly does transmit Mux C, but it's quite a weak signal.
RO
We don't get Sky News on freeview here. Have a Sky box which helps though.
Off topic slightly, once the digital switchover is compelted in Cardenden in June, will we get Sky News and E4+1 on Freeview?
Off topic slightly, once the digital switchover is compelted in Cardenden in June, will we get Sky News and E4+1 on Freeview?
BR
Probably - you'd have to check with your postcode: http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/postcodechecker
IIRC basically the three PSB muxes take the signals from analogue BBC1/2/ITV, and then the three non-PSB muxes (including Mux C carrying the Sky channels) move to the current PSB muxes - so if you can receive the BBC/ITV/C4 channels now on Freeview, you should get the full Freeview line up following DSO.
IIRC basically the three PSB muxes take the signals from analogue BBC1/2/ITV, and then the three non-PSB muxes (including Mux C carrying the Sky channels) move to the current PSB muxes - so if you can receive the BBC/ITV/C4 channels now on Freeview, you should get the full Freeview line up following DSO.
ST
That is the case at Craigkelly, except for Mux ArqA, which will transmit on the curently unused C45.
However, the post DSO signal for that mux will be 5 times stronger than the current Mux C, so hopefully Robert will get a decent reception.
Probably - you'd have to check with your postcode: http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/postcodechecker
IIRC basically the three PSB muxes take the signals from analogue BBC1/2/ITV, and then the three non-PSB muxes (including Mux C carrying the Sky channels) move to the current PSB muxes - so if you can receive the BBC/ITV/C4 channels now on Freeview, you should get the full Freeview line up following DSO.
IIRC basically the three PSB muxes take the signals from analogue BBC1/2/ITV, and then the three non-PSB muxes (including Mux C carrying the Sky channels) move to the current PSB muxes - so if you can receive the BBC/ITV/C4 channels now on Freeview, you should get the full Freeview line up following DSO.
That is the case at Craigkelly, except for Mux ArqA, which will transmit on the curently unused C45.
However, the post DSO signal for that mux will be 5 times stronger than the current Mux C, so hopefully Robert will get a decent reception.
MA
Couldn't agree more. Sky's big strength is the sports programming, so it would have made sense to showcase this, although perhaps the fallout from Messrs. Gray and Keys convinced them otherwise...
If they were serious about this offering they'd have put some live sport on again, as they did with a rugby match previously.
Couldn't agree more. Sky's big strength is the sports programming, so it would have made sense to showcase this, although perhaps the fallout from Messrs. Gray and Keys convinced them otherwise...