kazoo106 wrote: » The Free-DAB NE & NI are obviously still on test - sometimes the output is EXACTLY the same as Dublin and indeed Cork as I verified last Monday myself. But most of the time it's slightly different with the local NE based stations having more bandwidth allocated. This is what is available today. Signal is quite poor in some areas NRG Radio Cork - 96k NINETIES - 96k Trance Pulse - 64k Trax - 72k Atlantis - 48k Zenith Rock - 48k Spektrum Radio - 64k Telstar 80s - 128k Coast FM - 96k Storm North East - 128k Soul City - 64k Wild Country - 128k Sovereign Gold - 48k Smash Radio - 48k
castle2012 wrote: » Yes that makes sense with the bandwidth, Both Wild Country and Storm are connected. If my memory serves me correctly,They both where off springs of the Kiss FM (eye media Group ) from late 90s
Franko87 wrote: » Yes Kevin zenith have agreed to rejoin us. There a fantastic station carrying a great format and the station itself is tightly put together .freedab is proud of the services it now Carrys as it's the type you will not get on FM. This is what dab should be utilised for as the bai account holders are happy on fm and have zero intrest In implementing the digital era so the best solution is utilise dab for small scale stations to use and if thos stations want to apply for an fm licence then thay have grounds to do so .further more freedab is non profit meaning .all the proceeds go to site costs and expansion. We do not or want to make money. We are more than happy to just cover runing costs as expected in runing the service .until comreg and the bai decide it is time to implement a more realistic strategy in licenceing dab and its contents then our goal will remain unchanged .
Dipole Keith wrote: » Are Phever not on that north east one?
Franko87 wrote: » All the current fm pirates we do not host as this was our agreed strategy ahead of implementing the platform .if and when phever decide that dab is a more cost effective realistic platform to fm to broadcast then mabe thay will make the switch. Until then thay are across Dublin on fm.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Just wondering if anyone has any experience with interference with their DAB reception? I've an Audi A6 with a built in DAB receiver. The reception on the DAB stations used to be fine but has been muck the last number of months, and I've been reading online that 2-channel dashcams are known to interfere with the DAB antenna when hardwired. The reception comes and goes with large gaps of dead air in between. It's been happening so long that I'm unsure if the issue started when I got the dashcam, but when someone mentioned this issue today it dawned on me that it might have been around the same time. 'll disconnect the dashcam tonight and see if that makes any difference. Has anyone ever figured out a way around this issue as I'd love to have both, if possible.
Deleted User wrote: » Just wondering if anyone has any experience with interference with their DAB reception? I've an Audi A6 with a built in DAB receiver. The reception on the DAB stations used to be fine but has been muck the last number of months, and I've been reading online that 2-channel dashcams are known to interfere with the DAB antenna when hardwired. The reception comes and goes with large gaps of dead air in between. It's been happening so long that I'm unsure if the issue started when I got the dashcam, but when someone mentioned this issue today it dawned on me that it might have been around the same time. 'll disconnect the dashcam tonight and see if that makes any difference. Has anyone ever figured out a way around this issue as I'd love to have both, if possible.
Franko87 wrote: » Hi the likes of cheap dash cams and cigarette chargers cause havoc with fm and dab radio In cars because the said devices have very poor filtering.
Oscarziggy wrote: » Have a quick Google -- seen this if it helps .https://www.dashwitness.com/blog/how-to-resolve-dab-interference/
[Deleted User] wrote: » Thing is, it wasn't that cheap. I paid nearly €500 for the camera + installation. Cheers for this, just bought a pack of ten off amazon. I'll report back on whether or not it was successful.
Franko87 wrote: » May I also ask to what county you were listening to and what multiplex. Eg rte freedab.
Dan Jaman wrote: » A fiver each? Gerrupdayard!
Deleted User wrote: » Just wondering if anyone has any experience with interference with their DAB reception? It's been happening so long that I'm unsure if the issue started when I got the dashcam, but when someone mentioned this issue today it dawned on me that it might have been around the same time. 'll disconnect the dashcam tonight and see if that makes any difference.
Deleted User wrote: » Cheers for this, just bought a pack of ten off amazon. I'll report back on whether or not it was successful.
pirateradiohed wrote: » Wait WLR is on DAB in Waterford? How?
Dipole Keith wrote: » Is the dab stuff still on in Dublin? I’m only getting the RTE stuff & Radio Maria
rogue-entity wrote: » Do let me know, I'd be interested in such a solution
mackersdublin wrote: » Free-DAB signal stil not great in North Dublin Any chance of a signal boast?
pirateradiohed wrote: » Still a few blackspots in Cork Stations: Nonstop 90s NRG Radio Cork Zenith Coast FM Wild Country Global Storm NE Sovereign Gold Atlantis
hustlergraham wrote: » No Trax, TrancePulse or Zenith Rock??
pirateradiohed wrote: » Zenith was there, no sign of the other two
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