Freeview reception at TN5 6EB
List is for aerial group type: ■ wideband ■ group A ■ group B ■ group C/D ■ group E ■ group K
| ch | ↓name | signal strength | direction | transmitter | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C40 | analogue BBC One South East | n-ne 22° | Bluebell Hill | H | |
| C43 | analogue ITV1 Meridian (East micro region) | H | |||
| C66 | east 83° | Dover | H | ||
| C65 | analogue Channel 4 | n-ne 22° | Bluebell Hill | H | |
| C53 | east 83° | Dover | H | ||
| C42 | multiplex SDN England (COM4) | southwest 215° | Heathfield | H | |
| C42 | n-nw 344° | Tunbridge Wells | V | ||
| C44 | multiplex Arqiva-A (COM5) | southwest 215° | Heathfield | H | |
| C44 | n-nw 344° | Tunbridge Wells | V | ||
| C41 | multiplex Arqiva-B (COM6) | southwest 215° | Heathfield | H | |
| C28- | northwest 322° | Crystal Palace | H | ||
| C41 | n-nw 344° | Tunbridge Wells | V | ||
| C29 | Comux Local TV multiplex LW | northwest 322° | Crystal Palace | H | |
| C61+ | multiplex 2 England Meridian (East micro region) | east 83° | Dover | H | |
| C55- | multiplex A England | H | |||
| C45- | multiplex B | n-ne 22° | Bluebell Hill | H | |
| C58+ | east 83° | Dover | H | ||
| C42- | multiplex C | n-ne 22° | Bluebell Hill | H | |
| C57+ | east 83° | Dover | H | ||
| C39 | multiplex D | n-ne 22° | Bluebell Hill | H | |
| C60- | east 83° | Dover | H | ||
| C52 | multiplex BBCA England South East | southwest 215° | Heathfield | H | |
| C52 | n-nw 344° | Tunbridge Wells | V | ||
| C46 | n-ne 22° | Bluebell Hill | H | ||
| C50 | east 83° | Dover | H | ||
| C60- | multiplex BBCA England London | w-nw 297° | Reigate | V | |
| C49 | multiplex D3+4 England Meridian (East micro region) | southwest 215° | Heathfield | H | |
| C26 | multiplex D3+4 England London | northwest 322° | Crystal Palace | H | |
| C49 | multiplex D3+4 England Meridian (East micro region) | n-nw 344° | Tunbridge Wells | V | |
| C57 | multiplex D3+4 England London | w-nw 297° | Reigate | V | |
| C47 | Freeview HD multiplex BBCB (PSB3) National | southwest 215° | Heathfield | H | |
| C30- | northwest 322° | Crystal Palace | H | ||
| C47 | n-nw 344° | Tunbridge Wells | V | ||
| C53 | w-nw 297° | Reigate | V | ||
| C33 | Freeview HD multiplex Arqiva-C (com7) | northwest 322° | Crystal Palace | H | |
| C35 | Freeview HD multiplex Arqiva-D (com8) | H |
List is for aerial group type: ■ wideband ■ group A ■ group B ■ group C/D ■ group E ■ group K
Distance to transmitters:
- Bluebell Hill - 30.8km 19.1 miles
- Dover - 63.8km 39.6 miles
- Heathfield - 13.1km 8.1 miles
- Tunbridge Wells - 11.7km 7.3 miles
- Crystal Palace - 48.8km 30.3 miles
- Reigate - 42.9km 26.6 miles
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Saturday, 7 December 2024
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Maria Hall10:32 AM
Newtownabbey
No signal
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Chris.SE4:37 PM
Maria Hall:
If you are tuned to the Carnmoney Hill transmitter, it's most likely that the outage was caused by power failure due to the severe weather.
The BBC did report it as being off-air -
From 2:29am to 1:52pm on 7th Dec 2024 Off the air due to a fault.
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Thursday, 8 May 2025
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Terry Seal4:37 PM
Spalding
Up and down like a tarts draws, used to be able to use a satellite but all the channels are going HD more electronic waste creation. Save the planet you must be joking. Gedney Hill the dead zone.
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StevensOnln14:58 PM
Terry Seal: You're predicted to receive a good signal from Sandy Heath, Waltham and Belmont, all of which coincidentally are listed for engineering works this week. SD satellite channels were switched off due to the low number of viewers still using SD receivers (most had already upgraded to HD years ago) so there is relatively little electronic waste and a lot of cost savings for the broadcasters by ending duplication of channels in HD and SD, as well as transponders carrying SD-only channels being able to switch to the more efficient DVB-S2 modulation already used for most HD channels.
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