Transmitters map

david.kriz

Hi everybody
here
http://www.dvbtmap.eu
you can find a useful map of many transmitters around Europe.
In last days, we added main transmitters in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, now we are trying to prepare the GB database.
You can find the location of transmitter, make a terrain profile, distance to the location of receiving, etc...
any feedback you can post to the creator's Jiří Procházka email, which is on the left side of the screen.

Enjoy!

David

watty

see http://coverage.rtenl.ie/
and http://maps.techtir.com/ireland-dtt.htm

List of Sites (may be lat/long errors, sorry) http://www.techtir.ie/tv-radio/Irish-DTT-Sites

you only have a few marked in Ireland, nice site

Sam the Aerialman

david.kriz wrote: »

Hi everybody
here
http://www.dvbtmap.eu
you can find a useful map of many transmitters around Europe.
In last days, we added main transmitters in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, now we are trying to prepare the GB database.
You can find the location of transmitter, make a terrain profile, distance to the location of receiving, etc...
any feedback you can post to the creator's Jiří Procházka email, which is on the left side of the screen.

Are just the main high powered sites being added in Northern Ireland. I take it by you're preparing the GB database you will include the transposers.

david.kriz

watty wrote: »

see http://coverage.rtenl.ie/
and http://maps.techtir.com/ireland-dtt.htm

List of Sites (may be lat/long errors, sorry) http://www.techtir.ie/tv-radio/Irish-DTT-Sites

you only have a few marked in Ireland, nice site

thanks very much for these tips! I will use them and add other transmitters, including relays. Later will also add multiplexes and their TV stations.

david.kriz

Sam the Aerialman wrote: »

Are just the main high powered sites being added in Northern Ireland. I take it by you're preparing the GB database you will include the transposers.

yes, there should be all DVB-T transmitters in the near future, including transposers/relays, both in the ROI and UK (GB & NI)

dmm1000

this is what the national flag of Ireland SHOULD look like on your website


NOT like this one below which you have used for Ireland ( this is the national flag of Iran) -





While the website does some quite complex stuff it's best to get the simple things correct first

Jiri.Prochazka

Hi, it's my fault. It's now OK. Sorry to Ireland.

With regards,

Jiri (author www.dvbtmap.eu)

david.kriz

SORRY!!!
That must be some keyboard fault... it was fixed right now by author Jiří Procházka Yes, there was bad asociation to the intenet code, "ir" instead of "ie".
Sorry again... :rolleyes:

dmm1000

no problem - no need to apologise

watty

UN must be fun
Iran - Ireland - Israel

Also the kippure transmitter is in co wicklow not Dublin.
It's right on the border of the two counties but is in co wicklow.

david.kriz

Deleted User wrote: »

Also the kippure transmitter is in co wicklow not Dublin.
It's right on the border of the two counties but is in co wicklow.

Thanks, I will fix it. There are some transmitters on the border od Counties, as the borders are usually on top of mountains and there are also TV transmitters :-) So I wasn't sure where it is.

In continental Europe there are also few transmitters right on the border of different states/countries and they broadcast for both of them, sometimes for three countries! :cool:

Sponge Bob

UKFREE.tv has all the data you neeed but you should ask for permission...they have no european equivalent so permission could reciprocate and of course they want to know about potential interference and lifts so they need Irish and French transmitter data to get the picture.

Watty owns techtir and referred you to it.

Ireland country code IE language codes ga and en

watty

1/4 own

Gang of Four

But all the coverage maps are RTE's

The list of transmitters was "assembled" and was confirmed by RTE publications about two weeks ago. Locations can be wrong. Though I think I finally have the counties correct!

The Cork / Kerry border is alleged by an RTENL friend to run through the main transmitter building of Mullaghanish (Cork).

Woodcock is frequently referred to as Limerick, but it's 100% well inside Co. Clare.