Sheffield Live testing
Sheffield Live are now testing on 93.2 FM.
RDS = SHEFLIVE
A loop tape of music which sounds like ambient music from the late 80s/early 90s is transmitted, occasionally interspersed with a brief announcement.
Signal was first heard near junction 35 of the A1, and was still audible when I reached Clowne - although for much of the journey (at the extremes of its range) it was competing with BBC Radio 4 on or near 93.2
RDS = SHEFLIVE
A loop tape of music which sounds like ambient music from the late 80s/early 90s is transmitted, occasionally interspersed with a brief announcement.
Signal was first heard near junction 35 of the A1, and was still audible when I reached Clowne - although for much of the journey (at the extremes of its range) it was competing with BBC Radio 4 on or near 93.2
Labels: Sheffield, Sheffield Live, test transmission
posted by Anthony Karl Page at 1:36 AM
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