He can do for about £100 but I have found on Ebay cheaper and including postage so about £10 cheaper in totalCan your mate do a special price for your forum buddies?![]()
I would recommend
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He can do for about £100 but I have found on Ebay cheaper and including postage so about £10 cheaper in totalCan your mate do a special price for your forum buddies?![]()
Good find matey.He can do for about £100 but I have found on Ebay cheaper and including postage so about £10 cheaper in total
I would recommend
It's still available, but commercial stations won't embrace it, they don't want to open up the airspace to competition.Wow. So I read this on that page....
So that means the signal IS actually stronger. It's just clearly a case in the UK that there aren't enough transmitters knocking about. And clearly in Ireland, hardly any.
That article was from Feb 18. So is it still available for some stations for the time being then?
I love DAB but I also get signal problems a lot of the time...Wow I thought it was the standard all over the globe now! Is it just the BBC pushing it here that's got it through then. Or at least mostly though. As Tel said, a lot of stations wont stay tuned in as you drive around in a vehicle.
I thought it was like the phone 4G then onto 5G situation, where it's a bit of a given it'll move onto the next one. Clearly not then!
Sky have everything sown up. You'd have to pay them an extortionate fee to be carried on one of their Astra satellitesI love DAB but I also get signal problems a lot of the time...
When I was in America my rental car had satellite radio which I thought was amazing always wondered why it wasn't a thing in the UK. I don't think I ever lost signal and I covered thousands of miles.
Yes ! Stop doing it...Is it sneaky when I’m working somewhere, I find the broadband hub, Wi-fi password and listen to online stations on my phone?
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Ireland broadcaster to close its DAB radio services
Irish state broadcaster RTÉ is to close all of its DAB digital radio services, including RTÉ Gold, RTÉjr Radio & RTÉ Radio 1 Extra.The closures are part of major cuts across the organisation, including 200 jobs being lost and the closure of its studiradiotoday.co.uk
And that's the end of DAB in Ireland.
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