Franko87 wrote: » It's a good start . The multiplex is undergoing extensive testing before it launches properly this is to ensure a clean noise free signal and harmonics emissions . So the signal is limited but clean . More information will be added soon . Regards F.
JDxtra wrote: » Thanks for the update Franko. Well done to all involved on the technical achievement.
Scotty66 wrote: » Have any more new stations been added by the DAB radio team at freedab. I heard that new specialist station was going on to there but it is not on the franko87 list. Maybe the organisers haven't told him yet?
BuzzG wrote: » @Franko, any plans to launch beyond Cork?
Franko87 wrote: » BuzzG wrote: » @Franko, any plans to launch beyond Cork? If the test here in cork is successful. I will consider my options .but as it stands for now. No! Regards .F
astragte wrote: » Is there more stations been added? If whats the criteria?
Franko87 wrote: » The whole aspect of the freedab multiplex is to carry all single format Irish internet stations . This well give the listener a wider choice of music rather the one station cramming every format into it . From jazz to rock to pop to country. Call me mad but it just might work . Regards .F
digitalise wrote: » Doesn't sound mad at all. Every other country I can think of has been doing it for years. When does it go live? (I'm down in Cork next week)
end of the road wrote: » on what basis are you claiming 3 listeners? i would suggest the fact we still have such services means that a lot more then 3 listeners are listening.
pirateradiohed wrote: » On what basis? What number would you put on it then?
pirateradiohed wrote: » They should do a DAB only JNLR-type survey.
pirateradiohed wrote: » Hardly anyone in this country has heard of DAB.
end of the road wrote: » On what basis? What number would you put on it then?
Franko87 wrote: » Hi scotty .the multiplex is still in testing at present as my previous post stated .we are taking on board a few more single format stations in the coming weeks. And once the testing is completed we will launch across cork . Regards F
galtee boy wrote: » " across Cork " just the city or county as well ?
Franko87 wrote: » City and county? .as dab requires a solid signal for receivers to decode saying county is quite vague as in order for solid reception depends on a few factors . Terain . Rms power antenna gain .signal cleanliness e.g signal to noise ratio shoulder hight (minimum -40DB) error protection and so on. DAB broadcasting is quite complex to master and takes allot of patients to understand. We are hoping to finalise the transmittion site over the next 2 weeks and we will get a clear view on the coverage. Regards .F
peking97 wrote: » Does anyone know if RTE have any plans to extend their DAB radio coverage?
digitalise wrote: » I couldn't get it in the north part of the City (Blackpool Shopping Center) when I was down in Cork on Monday. Is it coming from south of the City? What power is it on? Is the arial hi enough?
Stargas wrote: » Is it on? I'm Back down next week.
pirateradiohed wrote: » NRG’s website is gone
Franko87 wrote: » Seems to be there for me.http://www.nrgradiocork.com/NRG/