The transmitter was at Liege in
Belgium on Ch E3 with horizontal polarisation.
There was also a Ch E2 main station
at Aalter in Belgium with HP and
a small relay somewhere near the
coast using VP on E2.
The BBC transmitter at Swingate on Ch B2 was very directional,aiming up into
the East Kent area.
Brighton also used Ch B2 with VP
and the service area was much more
to the West than East.
There were very low power relays on Ch B3 HP at Rye and Bexhill but doubt if these were much of a co channel threat to anyone.
Belgium on Ch E3 with horizontal polarisation.
There was also a Ch E2 main station
at Aalter in Belgium with HP and
a small relay somewhere near the
coast using VP on E2.
The BBC transmitter at Swingate on Ch B2 was very directional,aiming up into
the East Kent area.
Brighton also used Ch B2 with VP
and the service area was much more
to the West than East.
There were very low power relays on Ch B3 HP at Rye and Bexhill but doubt if these were much of a co channel threat to anyone.
