Everything about Ferryside Relay totally explained
Ferryside Relay is a small TV relay at Ferryside, UK (national grid reference: SN371104 ). Ferryside Relay is one of the few broadcasting transmitters using a wooden pole as aerial tower.
Digital Switchover
The
Ferryside relay is also unique because it was chosen as the site of the UK's experimental
switchover trial, and as such became the first UK TV transmitter to be converted to
digital, turning off the old
analogue TV signal. At the end of 2004, the relay was equipped to provide the four primary DTT multiplexes (Multiplex 1, 2, A and B) and after a three month period, all local residents were given
Freeview boxes. Three of the four analogue services were switched off at midnight on 30th March 2005.
(
BBC2 analogue remains on due to the differing content of the BBC2W digital service.)
Transmitted Services
Digital Television
- UHF 26: Multiplex 1 - BBC
- UHF 30: Multiplex 2 - Digital 3&4
- UHF 34: Multiplex A - SDN
- UHF 25: Multiplex B - BBC
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