The mediumwave frequency used for the 24 hour relay of the BBC World Service in Auckland, New Zealand will be changed at midnight local time on Thursday. The current frequency, 1476 kHz, has been sold by its owners, Auckland International Airport. The BBC broadcasts will move to 810 kHz, and the the Auckland Radio Trust, which is responsible for the BBC relays, hopes the change of frequency will provide a stronger signal.
(Source: New Zealand Herald)
on Jun 11th, 2007 at 08:03
hi i wish that if the bbc radio was on 1476 that would be great because on 810 mw its so weak to listen to .i am workn inside in the factory and its realy hard to get the reseption for that channel so please if their is any chance to convert it to the top instead of 810 mw that would be great.
thanx