Thanks, David. We should be grateful to Aubrey McKibben for this fascinating article. I have been aware of the existence of the Lisnargarvey transmitter for many years but this is a wealth of new interesting information.
Lisnagarvey shared a wavelength (261 m) with Stagshaw in North East England until the mid-sixties. Then Lisnagarvey was given a separate wavelength (224 m), improving the effective range of both transmitters and enabling full regional separation.
I have my own contribution on medium wave transmitters to present after a short break; watch this space.
Thanks, David. We should be grateful to Aubrey McKibben for this fascinating article. I have been aware of the existence of the Lisnargarvey transmitter for many years but this is a wealth of new interesting information.
Lisnagarvey shared a wavelength (261 m) with Stagshaw in North East England until the mid-sixties. Then Lisnagarvey was given a separate wavelength (224 m), improving the effective range of both transmitters and enabling full regional separation.
I have my own contribution on medium wave transmitters to present after a short break; watch this space.
