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Photos by Bev Marks Page last updated: 2022-11-29
Wensleydale North Yorkshire
NGR: SD992907 Maps: Google  Bing (Ord Surv)   Site Height: 402m      Structure Height: 22.5m
Digital TV:
National Radio: Radio 1: 97.9   Radio 2: 88.3   Radio 3: 90.5   Radio 4: 92.7  
Local Radio:
Digital Radio:
Comments: Wensleydale is a relay of Holme Moss

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October 2007

Wensleydale is one of those stations which, you would have thought, would have made it to the gallery long before now, but here it is as part of an Oct-2007 update.

The band II array is one of the few Lindenblads used to transmit BBC National FM radio. Machynlleth is another.

Originally built by the BBC on two 17m wooden poles, 405-line BBC 1, on VHF channel 1, and BBC FM radio entered service in September 1968. 405-line BBC 1 closed on 4th January 1983.

Radio 1 was added on 10th September 1993, with re-engineering for mixed polarisation completed in May 1994. The wooden poles were replaced by this 20m square tower in February 2001.




The remains of one the original wooden poles.







Machynlleth

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