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boxdoctor · 17th Jan 2020, 9:17 pm

Long wave being as empty as it is, I would have thought that RTE would be able to get permission from the international regulatory body to move to the always-clear channel 9Khz higher in frequency than it's present one.
That would solve the problem Paul refers to above, and at the same time keep the station easy to find for its regular listeners. Tony.

17th Jan 2020, 9:17 pm	#15
boxdoctor Rest in Peace Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ripley, Derbyshire, UK. Posts: 785	Re: New station on LW ? (Identified as RTÉ1) Long wave being as empty as it is, I would have thought that RTE would be able to get permission from the international regulatory body to move to the always-clear channel 9Khz higher in frequency than it's present one. That would solve the problem Paul refers to above, and at the same time keep the station easy to find for its regular listeners. Tony.