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Sutton Coldfield (Birmingham, England) analogue radio transmitter

Google mapBing mapGoogle Earth52.600,-1.835 or 52°36'1"N 1°50'5"W

The approximate coverage area for each radio station is shown as a coloured area on the map - shown is the official radiation pattern: the terrain and receiver aerial position have to be taken into account for actual reception.

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Sutton Coldfield analogue radio transmitter
BBC Radio 2 88.3MHz at 125.0kW, BBC Radio 3 90.5MHz at 125.0kW (as 88.3MHz), BBC Radio 4 (FM) 92.7MHz at 125.0kW (as 88.3MHz), BBC WM 95.6MHz at 5.7kW, Free Radio 96.4MHz at 5.0kW, BBC Radio 1 97.9MHz at 125.0kW (as 88.3MHz), Classic FM 100.1MHz at 125.0kW (as 88.3MHz), Heart 100.7MHz at 5.5kW, Kerrang! 105.2MHz at 5.5kW (as 100.7MHz), Smooth Radio 105.7MHz at 5.5kW

Other maps:Sutton Coldfield FreeviewSutton Coldfield DABSutton Coldfield regionBBC West MidlandsCentral (West micro region)




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Bob Grainger
Sunday 14 August 2011 7:41PM
Brian,

Looking at the map of the Sutton Coldfield analague radio coverage area (http://www.ukfree.tv/radiomaps.php?tx=SK113003) the geographical map is totally obscured by the coloured sectors showing the radiation area. Given the work that I know that you put into this site this seems like a small gripe, but thought you may like to know.

Bob G
Briantist
Sunday 14 August 2011 8:53PM
Bob Grainger: Thanks for pointing that out.

I've turned the opacity down, I think you can see better now.
Bob Grainger
Sunday 14 August 2011 8:55PM
Yes, that's much better. Thanks. Now I can see that I am exactly on the border line !!
Briantist
Sunday 14 August 2011 8:58PM
Bob Grainger: I used to live somewhere which was on the edge of an OS map sheet...
ian from notts
Wednesday 28 November 2012 6:13AM
is there a postcode predictor for fm/dab signals ? to help speed up a search for best quality national radio signals ?
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