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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I broadcast my station on the London
3 multiplex?
Please visit the spare capacity page, to
learn how to get your station on the London 3 multiplex.
Who manages the London 3 multiplex?
The multiplex is managed on behalf of DRg by Global Radio.
What stations can I get,
my postcode is [x]?
The coverage maps on this website will enable you to see if you are
within our predicted coverage area. The best way to check what you can
receive is to use the postcode checker at www.getdigitalradio.com.
DRg cannot guarantee coverage, and local geography can make a
difference. Try moving your radio around your house and ensure your
aerial is configured in the correct manner if you have reception
difficulties. If you are on the edges of
the coverage area, a fixed external aerial may help your reception.
Why are some stations at different
bitrates to others?
It is the decision of the radio station how much capacity they wish to
purchase from DRg, subject to there being enough capacity.
Why are some stations at a different
protection level to others?
It is the decision of the individual radio station what level of error
protection they use.
I can receive London 1 and 2 but not London 3 - why?
Due to technical restrictions, London 3 covers a smaller geographic
area than London 1 and 2 so does not extend as far out.
When are you adding the new transmitter in
[x] area?
At the current point in time we have no plans to add any more
transmitters to our multiplex.
Why
can't I get BBC Radio 1, Planet Rock, Classic FM etc..?
We only operate the third London DAB multiplex - if you have queries
about national services you'll
need to get in touch with either Digital One
for national commercial stations and the BBC for
national BBC Channels.
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