JDxtra wrote: » Tonik is on 107.1.
MelbourneDub wrote: » 99.1 in Killiney/ballybrack is just lyric, no sign of NRG. Not sure how great an idea it is to be there. Why isn't 107.9 used anymore? I know there used to be a cablelink repeater there, is that still the case?
barryc2010 wrote: » bit funny that paul its coming from the same tx site
barryc2010 wrote: » ya ya so who is it derek tonic or i bet it is heat fm or is it just all made up,,,
easyradio wrote: » 107.9 is two close to baldonel airodome they have an emergency beackon on the 108 mark
marno21 wrote: » Anyone know what power the AM service is running these days? No reception day or night in Limerick city (perfect reception of 252 and 198 and foreign MW services at night (eg Manx Radio on 1368 at night) so electrical interference isnt the issue)
Antenna wrote: » Spirit on 549 is totally clobbered at night in Cork nowadays by a strong Algerian music station on the same channel. Spirit weakly audible on a sensitive radio during the daytime, its weaker than when the same transmitter was the unlicenced relay of UCB on the same frequency some years ago. Could they seek to move to the now-defunct nearby 567kHz channel ex-RTE, It is a lot clearer at night. They perhaps could be let use it on the understanding they have to move off it again in the (unlikely) event of RTE reactivating 567kHz ?
Infoanon wrote: » Its the location of the transmitter - 549 is allocated for transmissions from that area.
Antenna wrote: » A MW frequency can be relocated if there is no international objection. I don't see why there would be any international objection with 567kHz being possibly used at that location in Co. Monaghan with the type of power Spirit has. It is even further away (than the Tullamore site that used it) from Spain etc that use 567kHz, and the power would be much less than RTE were allowed. 252kHz LW for example is internationally co-ordinated for use at two locations, the present one and Tullamore
MelbourneDub wrote: » 107.9 was Alice's Restaurant for a long time too as far as I can remember. There was always a pirate there until a few years ago, no?
end of the road wrote: » yes.. a dance station used it for a couple of years. i think the operators decided to move on to other things
Infoanon wrote: » Not forgetting X FM - strong signal and nice audio.
Infoanon wrote: » The UPC beacon put an end to pirates in Dublin using 107.9 - UPC 'leaked' badly and iirc UPC aka Cablelink obliterated the FM band for a few months during the early 90s. Belfield FM have used 107.8 over the years. Under the Geneva 1984 plan and the Comreg frequency plan 108Mhz is for FM sound broadcasting
castle2012 wrote: » Yes there was definitely a pirate on 107.9 think it was a break away from hot fm in the early 00 s in Dublin. But management just closed in the end . I think there is a big problem with 107.9 in the north east . I believe a pirate from Dundalk tried to use it a few years ago but was taking out very quickly , the uk authority a asked comreg to raid it.
Infoanon wrote: » IIRC Alice's Restaurant was on 107.5 and then moved to 107.9 - was their a simulcast for a few weeks ??