Emley Moor
 

Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
All DTT normal
C5: 14dB down
C4: 6dB down
BBC1: normal
ITV 1: 6dB down
BBC2: normal.

Bill

Emley Moor
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
All DTT normal
C5: 14dB down
C4: 6dB down
BBC1: normal
ITV 1: 6dB down
BBC2: normal.


Viewing test.
CH4 and Five look a bit weaker than normal.
Others OK, can't see any difference between BBC2 and ITV1, BBC2 might be
slightly weaker.

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Emley Moor
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
All DTT normal
C5: 14dB down
C4: 6dB down
BBC1: normal
ITV 1: 6dB down
BBC2: normal.

Bill


Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of Emley
Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?

Tony (Chesterfield)

Emley Moor
 

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 09:23:14 -0000, "Tony" wrote:

|
|"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
| Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
| All DTT normal
| C5: 14dB down
| C4: 6dB down
| BBC1: normal
| ITV 1: 6dB down
| BBC2: normal.
|
| Bill
|
|
|Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of Emley
|Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?

No photos, but we noticed that the new lights are very bright, much
brighter than the old ones.

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Emley Moor
 

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 00:13:49 -0000, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

|Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
|All DTT normal
|C5: 14dB down
|C4: 6dB down
|BBC1: normal
|ITV 1: 6dB down
|BBC2: normal.

No visible difference noted in Shelf Line Of Sight 16 miles
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Emley Moor
 

"Tony" wrote in message
...

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
All DTT normal
C5: 14dB down
C4: 6dB down
BBC1: normal
ITV 1: 6dB down
BBC2: normal.

Bill


Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of Emley
Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?


Yes, I took one from my back yard.

Bill

Emley Moor
 

Dave Fawthrop wrote in
:

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 09:23:14 -0000, "Tony"
wrote:

|
|"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
| Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight
| location: All DTT normal
| C5: 14dB down
| C4: 6dB down
| BBC1: normal
| ITV 1: 6dB down
| BBC2: normal.
|
| Bill
|
|
|Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of
|Emley Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?

No photos, but we noticed that the new lights are very bright, much
brighter than the old ones.


Arfon is now very bright with lights all the way up the mast. Can be seen
clearly over 30 miles away in Holyhead!

Emley Moor
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight location:
All DTT normal
C5: 14dB down
C4: 6dB down
BBC1: normal
ITV 1: 6dB down
BBC2: normal.


Wasn't Emley down the other week as well for an alleged powercut?

Emley Moor
 

In article ,
Dave Fawthrop wrote:

|Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of Emley
|Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?

No photos, but we noticed that the new lights are very bright, much
brighter than the old ones.

I saw the lights for the first time last week from the M62 heading
towards Lancs. I also noticed that the lights on Winter Hill are very
bright indeed.

Emley Moor
 

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 23:38:44 GMT, Chris Leuty wrote:

|In article ,
| Dave Fawthrop wrote:
|
| |Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of Emley
| |Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?
|
| No photos, but we noticed that the new lights are very bright, much
| brighter than the old ones.
|
|I saw the lights for the first time last week from the M62 heading
|towards Lancs. I also noticed that the lights on Winter Hill are very
|bright indeed.

I wonder if this indicates that aircraft pilots are going blind ;-)
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Emley Moor
 

More about efficiency. The old lights were neon, the new lights are
hi-bri LED.


--
Woody

harrogate3 at ntlworld dot com

Emley Moor
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...

"Tony" wrote in message
...

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
Emley Moor at this moment, as received here at a line-of -sight
location:
All DTT normal
C5: 14dB down
C4: 6dB down
BBC1: normal
ITV 1: 6dB down
BBC2: normal.

Bill


Have you taken (or know of) a photo that has been taken recently of
Emley
Moor (at nightfall) with the new lights in view?


Yes, I took one from my back yard.

Bill

Can you post it then please?

Tony

Emley Moor
 

"Tony" wrote in message
...
Yes, I took one from my back yard.

Bill

Can you post it then please?

Your wish is my command.

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b1.../Emley%20Moor/

Bill

Emley Moor
 

Alan Pemberton wrote:
wrote:

Bilsdale (NGW) and Burnhope (Aqiva??) have both been refurbished recently and
are considerably brighter than before. Have the CAA requirements changed, or
is it a 'mines bigger than yours' thing?

I thought it was all 'mine's cheaper than yours' these days.

After Peterborough, I thought it was 'mine can stay up longer than yours'.

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Emley Moor
 

"Mark Carver" wrote in message
...
Alan Pemberton wrote:
wrote:

Bilsdale (NGW) and Burnhope (Aqiva??) have both been refurbished
recently and
are considerably brighter than before. Have the CAA requirements
changed, or
is it a 'mines bigger than yours' thing?

I thought it was all 'mine's cheaper than yours' these days.

After Peterborough, I thought it was 'mine can stay up longer than
yours'.

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Maybe not for much longer......??

http://news.google.co.uk/nwshp?tab=w...GRID+%2BWIRELE


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Emley Moor
 

In article , harrogate3
writes

"Mark Carver" wrote in message
...
Alan Pemberton wrote:
wrote:

Bilsdale (NGW) and Burnhope (Aqiva??) have both been refurbished
recently and
are considerably brighter than before. Have the CAA requirements
changed, or
is it a 'mines bigger than yours' thing?

I thought it was all 'mine's cheaper than yours' these days.

After Peterborough, I thought it was 'mine can stay up longer than
yours'.

--
Mark
Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply.


Maybe not for much longer......??

http://news.google.co.uk/nwshp?tab=w...GRID+%2BWIRELE



Http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investi...e.html?in_arti
cle_id=414720&in_page_id=3
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Emley Moor
 

"tony sayer" wrote in message
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In article [email protected]

Http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investi...e.html?in_arti
cle_id=414720&in_page_id=3
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This gives me
"Sorry. We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Normal service
will be resumed shortly! "

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David

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Emley Moor
 

In
David wrote:

"tony sayer" wrote in message
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In article [email protected]

Http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investi...e.html?in_arti
cle_id=414720&in_page_id=3
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This gives me
"Sorry. We are currently experiencing technical difficulties. Normal
service will be resumed shortly! "

Try this..
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investi...0&in_page_id=3
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