ILR GLASGOW FM1
-
(Radio Clyde / Clyde One)
|
|
The IBA map for
ILR Glasgow (Radio Clyde / Clyde One etc) - 102.5 MHz FM VHF contour is
for the main transmitter at Black Hill - at this time the power was 3.6
kW and this has since been increased to 15 kW The coverage
area will be marginally wider but not significantly
different as the service
area is determined more by the terrain of the locality.
ILR Glasgow
(Radio Clyde) also has additional relay transmitters as
follows:
Rothesay - 102.3
MHz - 0.6 kW
Roseneath -
103.3 - 0.1 kW
Milburn Muir
(Vale Of Levan) - 97.0 MHz - 0.04 kW
|
|
|
|
The
above pixel plot has been produced to show the approximate coverage
from the major Glasgow ILR licence: Glasgow FM1 (Clyde 1 - 102.5 MHz)
with the current transmitter power of 15kW maximum e.r.p. (10kW
vertical + 5kW horizontal) from the main transmitter at Black Hill.
Please note that the above plot was produced without absolute reference to all
the detailed OFCOM transmitter parameters - but it is sufficiently
accurate to indicate the general area of reception for the
station. A directional aerial pattern has been used to
plot the map with the maximum power to
the West which should be very accurate, the pattern used may overstate
the reception in the East of the area slightly, but it should be
nothing too significant.
|
|
|
ILR GLASGOW FM2
(Saga 105.2)
|
|
The
above pixel plot has been produced to show the approximate coverage
from the major Glasgow ILR licence: Glasgow FM2 (Saga - 105.2 MHz)
with the current transmitter power of 30kW maximum e.r.p. (15kW
vertical + 15kW horizontal).
Please note that the above plot was produced without absolute
reference to all the detailed OFCOM transmitter parameters - but it is
sufficiently accurate to indicate the general area of reception for the
station. A directional aerial pattern has been used to plot the
map with the maximum power to the West which should be very accurate,
the pattern used may overstate the reception in the East of the area
slightly, but it should be nothing too significant.
|
|
|
ILR EDINBURGH
FM1 -
RADIO FORTH
|
|
The IBA map for ILR Edinburgh (Radio Forth
/ Forth One etc) - 97.3 MHz
FM VHF contour is for the main
transmitter at Craigkelly - at this time the
power was 1 kW and
this has since been increased to 9.8 kW The coverage area will be wider but not
significantly different as the
service area is determined more by the terrain of the locality
|
|
|
|
Forth One also
has two additional
relays: 0.1 kW on 97.6 MHz at Black Hill for Bathgate and a 0.25
kW transmitter at Penicuik
for
Penicuik and the South
Eastern reaches of Edinburgh on 102.2 MHz. The anticipated
coverage area for the Penicuik relay is shown below:
|
Above
- The
coverage from the Penicuik relay transmitter of Forth One, 0.25 kW -
102.2 MHz FM. Main
coverage is shown in green.
|
|
|
ILR AYR WITH
GIRVAN - WEST SOUND
|
|
IBA map for ILR Ayr with Girvan (West Sound
/ West FM etc) -
96.7 MHz FM VHF contour is for
the main transmitter at Darvel - with an additional low power relay at Girvan on
97.5 MHz
|
|
|
ILR DUNDEE AND
PERTH - RADIO TAY
|
|
IBA map showing
the coverage area
of ILR Dundee and Perth (Radio Tay / Tay FM etc) The Dundee 0.5
kW
vhf transmitter (102.8 MHz) at Tay Bridge (shown here) has since been
moved to
Angus with the power
increased to 5.25 kW. The vhf transmitter at Perth (96.4 MHz) has
since had
a power increase from 0.25 kW to
0.8 kW
From experience
variable reception is possible across parts of Fife and over to
Edinburgh and Dalkeith on 102.8 MHz)
|
|
|
ILR FIFE -
KINGDOM FM
|
|
Above:
The anticipated
coverage provided by the transmitters of the ILR station in the Kingdom
of Fife - Kingdom FM. The
transmitters are as follows:
1 - Purin
Hill - 96.1 MHz - 0.5 kW
2 - Knock Hill -
95.2 MHz - 0.2 kW
3 - Allanhill Farm -
105.4 MHz - 0.1 kW
4 - East Neuk -
106.3 MHz - 0.15 kW
5 - Kirkcaldy - 96.6
MHz - 0.01 kW
(Variable reception
is possible on 96.1 and 95.2 in Edinburgh and
Dalkeith)
|
|
|
ILR STIRLING - CENTRAL FM
|
|
Above: The
anticipated coverage for
Central FM 103.1 from the 0.5 kW transmitter at Earls Hill. From experience
variable
reception is possible in Dunfermline and West Edinburgh and certainly
over the Forth Road Bridge.
|
|
|
