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New South West station

billy the squid · 2006-02-21 15:04:54

Anyone know where I can find out what frequencies are being allocated to the new south west youth station being advertised. I cannot seem to be able to find the info on either BCI or comreg website.

21-02-2006 4:04pm

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billy the squid

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Anyone know where I can find out what frequencies are being allocated to the new south west youth station being advertised. I cannot seem to be able to find the info on either BCI or comreg website.

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#2 22-02-2006 1:15am

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To be allocated by ComReg post licence award but more likely to be the upper part of the FM band.

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#3 22-02-2006 1:34pm

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Where the winning applicant proposes to locate transmitters (not set in stone) would come into the equation as to what frequencies would be used, but as Brian says they will likely be in the high end of the band, between 104 and 108.

Keeper Hill (near the Tipp/Limerick border) would be one highly likely transmitter site to use as it would cover a major chunk of the franchise area, over 2200 feet high!, (Chorus already have a mast there BTW)
http://mountainviews.ie/mv/index.php?mtnindex=117

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#4 24-02-2006 11:18pm

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I believe both Radio Kerry and UTV may be filing applications for this license

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