Map of all DAB transmitters
You can click on a transmitter group symbol to see all the masts in that county or area, or click on a single transmitter to see the coverage area. Due to the large number of radio transmitters, many have been grouped into counties or administrative areas for ease of viewing.What do the map symbols mean?
DAB radio transmitter, DAB transmitter coming, Transmitter group.Saturday, 12 September 2015
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Aidan Drury3:22 PM
fm and dab radio have being finding no channels for 2 months and is not getting any beter
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Wednesday, 16 September 2015
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Aidan Drury9:38 PM
dab still not working please make it work
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Aidan Drury9:42 PM
it sent 3 times/ whats wrong with the web site?
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Thursday, 17 September 2015
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MikeP7:35 AM
Aidan Drury:
This website is not connected with any broadcaster and is entirely independent. It is run by Briantist and volunteer contributors offer some advice on reception problems in the main.
To be able to assist you with your apparent difficulty receiving DAB signals, it would be helpful to know your location, provided by giving a post code of where you live or that of a very nearby post office or public building.
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Sunday, 20 September 2015
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John Ricketts9:04 AM
Bude
When is it proposed to install the Bude Tx?
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Tuesday, 22 September 2015
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nedbod2:07 PM
Very disappointed to see so many DAB stations going into low quality mono. Absolute / Virgin used to broadcast in high quality stereo with 160kbps now down to 80kbps. Classic FM is down from 160kbps to 128kbps and BBC Radio 4 which used to broadcast in stereo all evening is down to 80kbps mono from 7pm, meaning The Archers, Front Row, Any Questions and The Friday Play can only be heard in stereo on FM. Indeed BBC R4 broadcasts the BBC World Service in stereo after 1pm in higher quality than its own BBC R4 DAB programmes in the evenings. Prior to 2012 this was not the case and prior to 2003 its bit rate and sound quality was even better still.
Smooth on DAB is down from 128kbps to 112kbps in noticeably inferior sound quality and there are many other commercial radio DAB stations in poor quality mono.
The Steve Penk Wind-Up channel (on Multiplex 10B) is now in higher quality than BBC Radio 4 DAB in the evenings from 7pm.
No woner DAB radio sales are falling. Why should people invest in DAB when their FM tuner gives them high quality stereo reception and DAB does not. Only BBC R3 has a reasonably high bit rate of 192kbps and this is one of the BBC's least listened to national networks ? Bizarre !!
Nedbod
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Wednesday, 30 September 2015
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Ian3:32 PM
I see the DAB map still isn't showing Belmont as a DAB transmitter. Also the Lincolnshire Muxco is active now on tests with full service due Oct 1st - Lincolnshire_12A_3txs_Launch_Mobile_Jun2015
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Ian: The information is provided direct by Ofcom. If they have not yet updated their data, it won't appear here!
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Ian11:08 PM
Belmont is a main transmitter, it's had BBC National, D1 and regional DAB for over 10 Years, the local Mux is the only new one
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