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RTE AERTEL |
VHF3 |
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31 Januari 1989 |
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RTE AERTEL |
VHF3 |
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31 Januari 1989 |
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Mt. Leinster |
Kanaal Iv |
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230 kW |
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01-10-1989 |
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890km |
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Mt. Leinster |
Kanaal Iv |
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230 kW |
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31 Januari 1989 |
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890km |
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Mt. Leinster |
Kanaal Fv |
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230 kW |
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31 Januari 1989 |
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890km |
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Mt. Leinster |
Kanaal Fv |
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230 kW |
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31 Januari 1989 |
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890km |
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Maghera |
Kanaal B
(closed) |
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100 kW |
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12 Juni 1993 |
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995 km |
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Maghera |
Kanaal B
(closed) |
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100 kW |
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12 Juni 1993 |
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995 km |
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Maghera |
Kanaal B
(closed) |
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100 kW |
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7
Juli 1993 |
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995 km |
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Maghera |
Kanaal B
(closed) |
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100 kW |
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7
Juli 1993 |
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995 km |
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Maghera |
Kanaal B
(closed) |
| |
100 kW |
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7
Juli 1993 |
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995 km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal E |
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160 kW |
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1
November 1993 |
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800km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal E |
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160 kW |
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1
November 1993 |
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800km |
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Mt. Leinster |
Kanaal Fv |
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230 kW |
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27 Juni 1994 |
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890km |
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Cairn Hill |
Kanaal E40 |
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800 kW |
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5
Augustus 1995 |
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900km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal H |
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160 kW |
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5
Augustus 1995 |
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800km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal H |
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160 kW |
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5
Augustus 1995 |
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800km |
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Maghera |
Kanaal B
(closed) |
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100 kW |
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9-6-1995 |
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995 km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal H |
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160 kW |
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10-12-1996 |
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800km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal H |
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160 kW |
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4
September 1996 |
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800km |
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Kippure |
Kanaal H |
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160 kW |
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4
September 1996 |
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800km |
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Lokatie zender |
K. |
Programma |
kW |
Afstand (km) |
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Maghera |
B |
RTE1
(53.7578) |
100 |
1000 |
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E4 |
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Kippure |
E |
RTE1 |
160 |
827 |
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Mount Leinster |
F |
RTE1 |
230 |
865 |
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Truskmore |
G |
RTE2 |
280 |
960 |
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Kippure |
H |
RTE2 |
160 |
827 |
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Truskmore |
I |
RTE1 |
280 |
960 |
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Mount Leinster |
I |
RTE2 |
230 |
865 |
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Cairn Hill |
40 |
|
800 |
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2010
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TRANSMITTER |
AREA |
RTE1 |
RTE2 |
TV3 |
TG4 |
TRANSMITTER POWER |
ON AIR DATE |
BAND |
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Kippure |
Dublin & East |
E |
H |
62 |
59 |
160 kW (VHF) /500 kw (UHF) |
1-Dec-1961 |
VHF/UHF |
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Truskmore |
Sligo, Mayo and Donegal |
i |
G |
60 |
63 |
280 kW (VHF) /500 kw (UHF) |
1-Feb-1962 |
VHF/UHF |
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Maghera |
Galway and Clare |
E |
H |
66 |
68 |
200 kW (Band III) /500 kw (UHF) |
10-Sep-1963 |
VHF/UHF |
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Mullaghanish |
Cork and Kerry |
D |
G |
27 |
31 |
220 kW (VHF) /500 kw (UHF) |
12-Sep-1963 |
VHF/UHF |
|
Mount Leinster |
Southeast |
F |
i |
26 |
23 |
230 kW (VHF) /500 kw (UHF) |
12-June-1963 |
VHF/UHF |
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Cairn Hill |
Midlands |
40 |
43 |
46 |
50 |
800 kw |
1-Mar-1978 |
UHF |
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Three Rock |
Dublin City & County |
29 |
33 |
35 |
55 |
25 kW |
1-Aug-1978 |
UHF |
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Clermont Carn |
Louth |
52 |
56 |
66 |
68 |
300 kw |
1981 |
UHF |
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Holywell Hill |
Derry and Donegal |
23 |
26 |
29 |
33 |
20 kw |
1981 |
UHF |
|
Spur Hill |
Cork City |
53 |
57 |
60 |
63 |
10 kw |
1996 |
UHF |
Maghera VHF/UHF
TV/FM transmitter
Area covered: Co. Galway, Co.
Clare, parts of Co. Limerick
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Site: Maghera
Mountain, Co. Clare
VHF Aerial Band
III
UHF Aerial Group
C/D (Green)
RTÉ One: E; RTÉ
Two H; TV3 66; TG4 68
Polarisation:
VHF- Vertical UHF - Horizontal
Nominal Max ERP
Vision: 280 kW (VHF) 500 kW (UHF)
Site Height:
1312 ft A.S.L.
Mast Height: 400
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Short historie | CH:B | Freq. 53.7578 | 100 kW
Maghera was
the home of Ireland's last remaining Band I
transmitter. RTE One was carried on Channel B since
Maghera opened in 1963 until 1999. Unfortunately
Band I is notoriously prone to co-channel
interference and viewers in the west of Ireland were
regularly treated to Spain's TVE 2 from the Santiago
channel E2 transmitter during the summer months. RTE
One is now on channel E. RTÉ Two is on channel H in
Band III so Maghera viewers had to get a second
aerial when the second channel opened in 1978.
Maghera viewers then had to get a UHF aerial to
watch TG4 on channel 68 when it opened last year!
TV3 is on channel 66.
There was a
certain amount of controversy when it was announced
that TnaG (now TG4) would be carried on UHF from
Maghera. Many viewers felt that the spare channel B
frequency should have been allocated to TG4, thus
saving Maghera viewers the extra cost of installing
new UHF aerials for TnaG. Many felt that it was
ironic that Anglophone Dublin viewers didn't have to
make much effort to watch TnaG whereas the west,
where most of TnaG's potential audience live, would
have to pay up to £70 per household to watch the new
channel.
Maghera
Channel B must have the most stamps on its passport
of any Irish TV transmitter. Reception has been
reported as far away as Finland during the 1996
Sporadic-E season, though I suspect it well have
travelled further than that. Perhaps you know! Let
me know.
Bron:
http://www.irish-tv.com/maghera.asp
Maghera VHF/UHF
TV/FM transmitter
Kippure
Mount Leinster
