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Today: 10am-4pm
BBC1 Reduced Power
BBC2 Reduced Power
BBC DAB Switching breaks
BBC VHF Radio - Switching breaks
DTT Switching breaks
Coastguard Switching breaks
Installation of 2 x Panel Board sections onto the existing BBC Analogue LIMAVADY Switchboard this work will involve operational switching of the LIMAVADY Switchboard.
A side will be isolated for approx 3 hrs.
When the work has been completed on the A side the B side will be isolated for approx 3 hrs.
Reduced Power / Switching Breaks and Loss of resilience All Services fed from A & B side of the BBC Analogue LIMAVADY Switchboard.
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Jordy: Thanks. If I get to see the full bulletin for this one I will post it up.
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Stephanie Halser: Sorry, I am confused. You can't watch Freeview in Germany. Do you mean Freesat?
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tom: The card provides access to PICK TV, 5USA and 5*, however 5USA and 5* will be going free-to-air shortly.
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mike: Who told you "operating at 88 percent power now" out of interest, as this is a totally fictional piece of information?
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Lee Donaghy: Many viewers will still be using 4:3 television sets with Freeview boxes, even though switchover is complete. HD services assume 16:9.
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John: You have been told wrongly, the Sky box will never improve the Freeview signals.
Please can you see Freeview signals: too much of a good thing is bad for you | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice - I can't say more without a full postcode.
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neville H: You would normally use the SCART connection, if there is no HDMI on the TV.
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Bryan: Please see the maps on the https://sat.ses.com/webse…5243 . There are no differences in the broadcast of television and radio services.
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Tuesday 15 November 2011 7:41AM
ian: If that is the case then you might need to have a look at Freeview signals: too much of a good thing is bad for you | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice .