0:35 i thought that was some rundown falling over building from the further view. Nope,it was built that way!
@billyyank5807Күн бұрын
0:49 Google could shut everything down in a blink of an eye 😂
@cynthiacentralnetwork6626Күн бұрын
Question: If I buy two of these Samcom FPCN30A radios and they come pre-programmed. And then I decide to buy two more, do I have to program these?
@angusmatheson8906Күн бұрын
You can still listen to pigs grunting at each other, it's just illegal and requires some mastery of decryption. In most jurisdictions their frequencies are still vulnerable. FTP, ACAB, 1312.
@the_cazador7011Күн бұрын
do you have a portable scanner, you could program the vhf radio frequency and monitor it when out and about. thats what i do over here in australia.
@KeystoneInvestigationsКүн бұрын
The Vicar Geraldine Granger tried to be the minister at this church but instead wound up in Dibley!
@skyking6989Күн бұрын
Everything where i live is encrypted. Police, Fire, EMS. Water, gas, electric. Nobody broadcasts in the clear.
@nedkelly9688Күн бұрын
How useless Russia technology is on these OTH radars is if need so many areas to build them. Australia JORN biggest and most advanced OTHR in the world can see as far as Iraq at best and Korean peninsula most of the time. Not sure if JORN disrupts radio frequency anymore but it used to effect car radios back when they first started. small radios Ham type also. But Australian researchers behind it say every other country is decades behind in the technology and can tell by the frequencies these admit..
@baobo67Күн бұрын
In Western Australia most main outback highways have a stretch marked out for emergency aircraft.
@CityRadioServicesКүн бұрын
Unfortunately the cost of power alone is enough to prevent any community radio service utilising any old MW site! The Magic 1548 TX at Bromborough snapped a guy and it had to be powered down and repaired at a cost of more than £16000. I can't see many small scale community services being able to budget for maintenance.
@LeeFallКүн бұрын
Would rather bauer take over local radio than global turning everything into heart.... Greatest hits radio is actual good. Kiss not so much.
@CityRadioServicesКүн бұрын
Both Radio City and BBC Radio Merseyside had/have UHF receivers on the cathedral (using the vertical omnidirectional poles). The power would often trip and I would have to get the key to stop the lift to gain access to the bell tower and rest the mains. The "wooden shed" has some private stuff - the Juice/Capital TX is in the opposite corner housed in a wooden frame covered with plastic sheeting. The OB RF kit was housed in a rack cabinet on the wall close to the Capital TX although the Radio City kit was removed when we moved to St John's Beacon.
@smegheadGOATКүн бұрын
OI! Ringway whats the best frequency to get the space station on when it goes over the uk
@CityRadioServicesКүн бұрын
FYI the microwave antenna fitted by NTL receive the DAB mux from Billinge and relay it on to Hope Mountain. When Radio City first moved in, the only RF kit was a business radio network (linked via microwave link to Blackpool Tower with the microwave antenna sited directly above the roof access hatch!), Granada TV vision link and the UHF radio links for Radio City/Magic 1548. One was the backup UHF link to the Bromborough MW TX and the other was a receiver for the Wood & Douglas OB kit plus VHF talkback. Besides the studio and office levels, there is also another level containing plant/power below the studios. The steel structure is for advertising billboards (the original idea was to have large TV screens but the added weight was of concern (and not calculated in the original stress tests). The signage was originally neon tubes but because of the way they were connected, it only took on tube to fail and the whole letter/number would fail. These were later changed to fluorescent tubes. PW
@donnakano3697Күн бұрын
Longest range tropo ducting contact was between hams parked overlooking the Pacific Ocean in California through our local 2M repeater (not linked) into Hilo, Hawaii. Somewhere over 2,000 miles. Longest range 2M mobile to mobile was about 170 miles, but I was at 11,000ft using a 10W mobile into a 5/8 wave mobile antenna. Longest 2M simplex handheld to handheld was about 60 miles, but the other station was at the top of a mountain somewhere north of me.
@dontaejarellКүн бұрын
My work phone i used ptt a lot
@konstkarapanproКүн бұрын
Has the goose seized transmitions? I cant pick it up neither with my reciever nor on any websdr
@murcuryvaporКүн бұрын
Is there an all-digital AM possibility? There's special license granted to at least one AM in Virginia, to use an IBOC protocol MA3. Surely Mondiale full digital could be utilized, no?
@belkacembelkacem8161Күн бұрын
It is work with Motorola dp4300
@belkacembelkacem8161Күн бұрын
Hi
@HSRA71-rn6ljКүн бұрын
This kind of makes liars of some of my childhood friends, that claim they climbed the three NBC_WRC towers in Hyattsville, Maryland.
@ssquirrel88Күн бұрын
RWM shows up casually to admire the view, really there to check out the hardware. Meme, People who know; people who don't know.
@angusmatheson8906Күн бұрын
😂 hahahahahaha. Whatever could you mean. Listening to piggies snorting to each other over the radio.... who'd want to do that?.... on a COMPLETELY unrelated note, please don't Google " Philips card with a SAA7134 chipset" ....
@nicholasr39Күн бұрын
That whole range 01252-230 is engaged.The funny thing about the text originating from the Three network is that they have raised the Vodafone Three merger a risk to national security given that Three-Hutchison has links to China, so I doubt this is genuine, most government contracts are with Vodafone, I would like to say this is a hoax and it is indeed a Voip line with some sort of call baring. I used to have Vonage and when call baring was active, people dialling the number would get an engaged tone. Vonage is a brilliant product, way better than your Broadband providers Digital Voice because you can take it anywhere in the world and plug it in and you have a UK phone line and even comes with an app for your mobile
@alzeNLКүн бұрын
excellent video as ever ! You will keep in good shape walking all these tall buildings for the channel content :D Clearly some of those antennas are pointing directly up to Heaven as well :) ;)
@georgerigby5387Күн бұрын
Top cellular antennas are Three/EE share (Mobile Broadband Network limited - MBNL) broadcasting on: Three - B3 1800MHz @ 15MHz, EE - B3 1800MHz @ 20MHz. Bottom set of cellular antennas are O2/Vodafone share (Cornerstone Networks Ltd - CTIL) broadcasting on: O2 - B1 2100MHz @ 10MHz, B8 900MHz @ 10MHz, B20 800MHz @ 10 MHz. Vodafone - B1 2100MHz @ 15MHz, B20 800MHz @ 10MHz.
@Ale-TronicКүн бұрын
I know in Holland there's a lot of low power AM stations which are run by persons passionate with the technology, they even build their own masts in the backyard. Just chose one KiwiSDR in Holland and pick a station to listen to.
@Ale-TronicКүн бұрын
I feel sad about the closure of AM transmitters worldwide. In my town here in Brazil, we used to have many AM stations to listen to, some were sports, some religious, some musical and so on. At night we could easily hear stations from very far away. Today there's only one transmitter working at 12KW (Rádio São Francisco AM 870KHz).
@Lethgar_SmithКүн бұрын
I downloaded the old Conet project number station recordings years ago. I use them as alarms and alerts on my phone. The E17 Czech Lady has been my morning alarm for years now.
@chickey333Күн бұрын
Sounds a lot like a rotating neutron star.
@samsmith1580Күн бұрын
It could have been done using the overhead power lines.
@jackbuff_IКүн бұрын
I'm just glad there are _stables_ for those... errrrr....Catch U N Tuesdays
@bretnorling3202 күн бұрын
A simple cell phone is better.
@nikkirazelli32502 күн бұрын
20th century church.. would have been impressive, is it was older, and it doesn't look particularly large. I guess it is in Liverpool though, only so much you can expect in a dismal area like that
@BrentMettert2 күн бұрын
Guerilla Radio
@BrentMettert2 күн бұрын
Love your channel, I know nothing about radios, signals, or communications, but you have got me interested in learning. Thank you so much!
@markharpen74172 күн бұрын
Great video. Thank you. What were the small shed like buildings?
@SB-mi2ii2 күн бұрын
Its probably as boring as the sermons! 😂
@petejones19572 күн бұрын
Great video Lewis. I think , it's brilliant that Radio Caroline still broadcasts ( now legally) on 648 KHz AM (solar powered transmitter) the irony being that it's on an ex BBC site, Sadly it's really difficult to receive in the North of England, however there's an excellent app available, and they have an increasing DAB service, However for someone who's been listening to Caroline for 60 years (this month) there's nothing like AM. In the 60's living in South Wales at the time, I used to take my Mum's lovely Bush radio down to the pebble beach at Barry, where with a 20ft tank aerial we would get fantastic reception on 259M from Caroline South from the Mi Amigo anchored off Frinton, happy days!
@m1geo2 күн бұрын
The death of AM is driven by energy costs. High power AM transmitters use vast amounts of power (and thus money) to run, and account for a small listener base, all of whom could use online/FM/satellite/freeview.
@wisteela2 күн бұрын
Looks an amazing place.
@wisteela2 күн бұрын
I didn't know you could go up it.
@AshleyHuntBrighton2 күн бұрын
I always thought it was the DTI that was tasked with tracking down unlicensed transmissions in the UK?
@RingwayManchester2 күн бұрын
Dti has been defunct for years. Ofcom since 2003, RIS for most of the 90’s
@AshleyHuntBrightonКүн бұрын
@@RingwayManchester Showing my age now ;)
@ScortchedYFronts2 күн бұрын
Is being a Liverpool Supporter grounds for divorce ?
@ozbolli2 күн бұрын
UMTS was always Universal Mobile Telephony System when I worked for Sony Ericsson UK & Ireland. What a great time to be in the industry.
@dirtbagdeacon2 күн бұрын
I love the idea of vergers tooling around the cathedral in a cassock and fancy robe with a two way radio at their belt. Old meets new!
@andylinton27982 күн бұрын
That DAB stack might have more than one tx combined into it. Oh, I went up the tower a few years ago, before it had public access as I'm a broadcast engineer and had work to do in the studios. It's a real pity it's rarely used now - the studios had a great view, and I can confirm it sways! While there one of the large panes of glass was removed and being worked on - it was quite disconcerting walking past the open frame!
@RingwayManchester2 күн бұрын
Hey Andy that’s what I’m thinking, it’s the only logical possibility.
@pauljones18382 күн бұрын
Great video as always Lewis. So more information for you: Some, but not all Constables at the Cathedral (due to training ongoing) are attested, meaning they have the full powers of a Constable, like the officer in your video, this is why they can carry handcuffs and a baton. Hope that clears things up.
@gamlemann532 күн бұрын
Nice video Lewis! Thank's! The best from LB1NH 🙂
@mtc23002 күн бұрын
Until the early 2000's some local FM stations wasn't 24/7/365 on air. Where I grew up we had a local station, that only broadcasted from 12pm to 5pm, so thay had a lot of dead air. Where I live now, FM 100,9 (Kanal Gladsaxe) is only on air during the weekends. Mon- Friday it's just dead air. Until the mid 1980's DR P3 (Danish public broadcaster equal to BBC1), wasn't broadcasting 24/7 and had dead air until 6 AM. I can't remember when they signed off.
@asp3832 күн бұрын
I know Sussex Police still have their analogue VHF radio system as a back up, fully maintained and ready to go, should the need arise. I remember my Walkman radio could just pick it up back in the day, before they went digital. It still transmits a beacon although I don't think it is an identifier such as other beacons or amateur radio repeaters.
@mpol7012 күн бұрын
There junior cadets also. Use business radio hired analogue ctcss 131.8 hz 456.3875 repeater 461.8875 input at events still, before airwaves they used ch7 uhf 451. 325
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0:35 i thought that was some rundown falling over building from the further view. Nope,it was built that way!
0:49 Google could shut everything down in a blink of an eye 😂
Question: If I buy two of these Samcom FPCN30A radios and they come pre-programmed. And then I decide to buy two more, do I have to program these?
You can still listen to pigs grunting at each other, it's just illegal and requires some mastery of decryption. In most jurisdictions their frequencies are still vulnerable. FTP, ACAB, 1312.
do you have a portable scanner, you could program the vhf radio frequency and monitor it when out and about. thats what i do over here in australia.
The Vicar Geraldine Granger tried to be the minister at this church but instead wound up in Dibley!
Everything where i live is encrypted. Police, Fire, EMS. Water, gas, electric. Nobody broadcasts in the clear.
How useless Russia technology is on these OTH radars is if need so many areas to build them. Australia JORN biggest and most advanced OTHR in the world can see as far as Iraq at best and Korean peninsula most of the time. Not sure if JORN disrupts radio frequency anymore but it used to effect car radios back when they first started. small radios Ham type also. But Australian researchers behind it say every other country is decades behind in the technology and can tell by the frequencies these admit..
In Western Australia most main outback highways have a stretch marked out for emergency aircraft.
Unfortunately the cost of power alone is enough to prevent any community radio service utilising any old MW site! The Magic 1548 TX at Bromborough snapped a guy and it had to be powered down and repaired at a cost of more than £16000. I can't see many small scale community services being able to budget for maintenance.
Would rather bauer take over local radio than global turning everything into heart.... Greatest hits radio is actual good. Kiss not so much.
Both Radio City and BBC Radio Merseyside had/have UHF receivers on the cathedral (using the vertical omnidirectional poles). The power would often trip and I would have to get the key to stop the lift to gain access to the bell tower and rest the mains. The "wooden shed" has some private stuff - the Juice/Capital TX is in the opposite corner housed in a wooden frame covered with plastic sheeting. The OB RF kit was housed in a rack cabinet on the wall close to the Capital TX although the Radio City kit was removed when we moved to St John's Beacon.
OI! Ringway whats the best frequency to get the space station on when it goes over the uk
FYI the microwave antenna fitted by NTL receive the DAB mux from Billinge and relay it on to Hope Mountain. When Radio City first moved in, the only RF kit was a business radio network (linked via microwave link to Blackpool Tower with the microwave antenna sited directly above the roof access hatch!), Granada TV vision link and the UHF radio links for Radio City/Magic 1548. One was the backup UHF link to the Bromborough MW TX and the other was a receiver for the Wood & Douglas OB kit plus VHF talkback. Besides the studio and office levels, there is also another level containing plant/power below the studios. The steel structure is for advertising billboards (the original idea was to have large TV screens but the added weight was of concern (and not calculated in the original stress tests). The signage was originally neon tubes but because of the way they were connected, it only took on tube to fail and the whole letter/number would fail. These were later changed to fluorescent tubes. PW
Longest range tropo ducting contact was between hams parked overlooking the Pacific Ocean in California through our local 2M repeater (not linked) into Hilo, Hawaii. Somewhere over 2,000 miles. Longest range 2M mobile to mobile was about 170 miles, but I was at 11,000ft using a 10W mobile into a 5/8 wave mobile antenna. Longest 2M simplex handheld to handheld was about 60 miles, but the other station was at the top of a mountain somewhere north of me.
My work phone i used ptt a lot
Has the goose seized transmitions? I cant pick it up neither with my reciever nor on any websdr
Is there an all-digital AM possibility? There's special license granted to at least one AM in Virginia, to use an IBOC protocol MA3. Surely Mondiale full digital could be utilized, no?
It is work with Motorola dp4300
Hi
This kind of makes liars of some of my childhood friends, that claim they climbed the three NBC_WRC towers in Hyattsville, Maryland.
RWM shows up casually to admire the view, really there to check out the hardware. Meme, People who know; people who don't know.
😂 hahahahahaha. Whatever could you mean. Listening to piggies snorting to each other over the radio.... who'd want to do that?.... on a COMPLETELY unrelated note, please don't Google " Philips card with a SAA7134 chipset" ....
That whole range 01252-230 is engaged.The funny thing about the text originating from the Three network is that they have raised the Vodafone Three merger a risk to national security given that Three-Hutchison has links to China, so I doubt this is genuine, most government contracts are with Vodafone, I would like to say this is a hoax and it is indeed a Voip line with some sort of call baring. I used to have Vonage and when call baring was active, people dialling the number would get an engaged tone. Vonage is a brilliant product, way better than your Broadband providers Digital Voice because you can take it anywhere in the world and plug it in and you have a UK phone line and even comes with an app for your mobile
excellent video as ever ! You will keep in good shape walking all these tall buildings for the channel content :D Clearly some of those antennas are pointing directly up to Heaven as well :) ;)
Top cellular antennas are Three/EE share (Mobile Broadband Network limited - MBNL) broadcasting on: Three - B3 1800MHz @ 15MHz, EE - B3 1800MHz @ 20MHz. Bottom set of cellular antennas are O2/Vodafone share (Cornerstone Networks Ltd - CTIL) broadcasting on: O2 - B1 2100MHz @ 10MHz, B8 900MHz @ 10MHz, B20 800MHz @ 10 MHz. Vodafone - B1 2100MHz @ 15MHz, B20 800MHz @ 10MHz.
I know in Holland there's a lot of low power AM stations which are run by persons passionate with the technology, they even build their own masts in the backyard. Just chose one KiwiSDR in Holland and pick a station to listen to.
I feel sad about the closure of AM transmitters worldwide. In my town here in Brazil, we used to have many AM stations to listen to, some were sports, some religious, some musical and so on. At night we could easily hear stations from very far away. Today there's only one transmitter working at 12KW (Rádio São Francisco AM 870KHz).
I downloaded the old Conet project number station recordings years ago. I use them as alarms and alerts on my phone. The E17 Czech Lady has been my morning alarm for years now.
Sounds a lot like a rotating neutron star.
It could have been done using the overhead power lines.
I'm just glad there are _stables_ for those... errrrr....Catch U N Tuesdays
A simple cell phone is better.
20th century church.. would have been impressive, is it was older, and it doesn't look particularly large. I guess it is in Liverpool though, only so much you can expect in a dismal area like that
Guerilla Radio
Love your channel, I know nothing about radios, signals, or communications, but you have got me interested in learning. Thank you so much!
Great video. Thank you. What were the small shed like buildings?
Its probably as boring as the sermons! 😂
Great video Lewis. I think , it's brilliant that Radio Caroline still broadcasts ( now legally) on 648 KHz AM (solar powered transmitter) the irony being that it's on an ex BBC site, Sadly it's really difficult to receive in the North of England, however there's an excellent app available, and they have an increasing DAB service, However for someone who's been listening to Caroline for 60 years (this month) there's nothing like AM. In the 60's living in South Wales at the time, I used to take my Mum's lovely Bush radio down to the pebble beach at Barry, where with a 20ft tank aerial we would get fantastic reception on 259M from Caroline South from the Mi Amigo anchored off Frinton, happy days!
The death of AM is driven by energy costs. High power AM transmitters use vast amounts of power (and thus money) to run, and account for a small listener base, all of whom could use online/FM/satellite/freeview.
Looks an amazing place.
I didn't know you could go up it.
I always thought it was the DTI that was tasked with tracking down unlicensed transmissions in the UK?
Dti has been defunct for years. Ofcom since 2003, RIS for most of the 90’s
@@RingwayManchester Showing my age now ;)
Is being a Liverpool Supporter grounds for divorce ?
UMTS was always Universal Mobile Telephony System when I worked for Sony Ericsson UK & Ireland. What a great time to be in the industry.
I love the idea of vergers tooling around the cathedral in a cassock and fancy robe with a two way radio at their belt. Old meets new!
That DAB stack might have more than one tx combined into it. Oh, I went up the tower a few years ago, before it had public access as I'm a broadcast engineer and had work to do in the studios. It's a real pity it's rarely used now - the studios had a great view, and I can confirm it sways! While there one of the large panes of glass was removed and being worked on - it was quite disconcerting walking past the open frame!
Hey Andy that’s what I’m thinking, it’s the only logical possibility.
Great video as always Lewis. So more information for you: Some, but not all Constables at the Cathedral (due to training ongoing) are attested, meaning they have the full powers of a Constable, like the officer in your video, this is why they can carry handcuffs and a baton. Hope that clears things up.
Nice video Lewis! Thank's! The best from LB1NH 🙂
Until the early 2000's some local FM stations wasn't 24/7/365 on air. Where I grew up we had a local station, that only broadcasted from 12pm to 5pm, so thay had a lot of dead air. Where I live now, FM 100,9 (Kanal Gladsaxe) is only on air during the weekends. Mon- Friday it's just dead air. Until the mid 1980's DR P3 (Danish public broadcaster equal to BBC1), wasn't broadcasting 24/7 and had dead air until 6 AM. I can't remember when they signed off.
I know Sussex Police still have their analogue VHF radio system as a back up, fully maintained and ready to go, should the need arise. I remember my Walkman radio could just pick it up back in the day, before they went digital. It still transmits a beacon although I don't think it is an identifier such as other beacons or amateur radio repeaters.
There junior cadets also. Use business radio hired analogue ctcss 131.8 hz 456.3875 repeater 461.8875 input at events still, before airwaves they used ch7 uhf 451. 325