Siren 107.3

This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within 30
miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive it, how
well they can receive it, and their approx location?

Bill

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Bill Wright wrote:
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within
30 miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive
it, how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

Crikey - what a name for a radio station. A loud wailing noise that
disturbs most when you want peace and quiet. Or a woman, of course. Any
similarity between the two is in the imagination of the reader.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Bill Wright wrote:
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within
30 miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive
it, how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

Crikey - what a name for a radio station. A loud wailing noise that
disturbs most when you want peace and quiet. Or a woman, of course. Any
similarity between the two is in the imagination of the reader.

The staff seem to like Pole Dancing:-

http://www.sirenonline.co.uk/gallery2.asp



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Mark
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Mark Carver wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Bill Wright wrote:
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone
within 30 miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they
can receive it, how well they can receive it, and their approx
location?

Crikey - what a name for a radio station. A loud wailing noise that
disturbs most when you want peace and quiet. Or a woman, of course.
Any similarity between the two is in the imagination of the reader.

The staff seem to like Pole Dancing:-

http://www.sirenonline.co.uk/gallery2.asp

Looks like it would have been safer with acrows.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Bill Wright wrote:
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within 30
miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive it, how
well they can receive it, and their approx location?

Bill


Loud and Clear here in Surrey.


Only kidding.

Mark Carver wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Bill Wright wrote:
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within
30 miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive
it, how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

Crikey - what a name for a radio station. A loud wailing noise that
disturbs most when you want peace and quiet. Or a woman, of course. Any
similarity between the two is in the imagination of the reader.

The staff seem to like Pole Dancing:-

http://www.sirenonline.co.uk/gallery2.asp



Blimey isn't steel a wonderful thing. It can hold up sky scrapers, and
then it can make really strong poles.

Disclaimer: Of course any similarity between the two is entirely
coincidental.

Richard E.

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within 30
miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive it,
how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

Bill


Nothing in south Manchester even with an aerial at 12m - gets captured by
something called "Kerching", probably Wish FM in Wigan, however even it
didn't I would expect capture by Peak FM which is nearer in the same
direction and has its transmitters on a hill instead of on the flat.
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"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within 30
miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive it,
how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

What's the power, aerial ASL?

Graham wrote:
"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone within 30
miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they can receive it,
how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

What's the power, aerial ASL?

According to Ofcom's list at:-

http://www.ofcom.org.uk/radio/ifi/rb...ch_parameters/

Sited at NGR SK970711, 25 watts VP only, 21 metres AGL (25m AOD)


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Mark
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Mark Carver wrote:
Graham wrote:
"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
This is a low powered community station at Lincoln. Would anyone
within 30 miles or so be so kind as to tune-in and tell me if they
can receive it, how well they can receive it, and their approx location?

What's the power, aerial ASL?

According to Ofcom's list at:-

http://www.ofcom.org.uk/radio/ifi/rb...ch_parameters/

Sited at NGR SK970711, 25 watts VP only, 21 metres AGL (25m AOD)


As my Excel calculation worksheet[1] shows it 190km (345° EGN), at 25W,
I don't think I'll be bothering!

My wife is a Yellerbelly, so she might have been interested!

Terry

[1] Nothing fantastic, but calculates bearing and distance from a
receiving site to a number of transmitter sites, based on NGR locations.
I know there are other resources available but they tend to concentrate
on the local area. May be of use to others who as it can be customised
for different scenarios (on separate sheets) to highlight possible
co-channel problems. If anybody is interested, I could make it generally
available.