UK Broadcast Transmission
Main indexMain GalleryFeaturesInfoSend in your photos
Desktop wallpaperMailing listsFAQsContact
The LibraryTeletextMHPAstrohosts

THE TRANSMISSION GALLERY

LARK STOKE

Photos by Peter Bigwood Page last updated: 2023-05-10

Autumn 2002

The broadcast mast is only 13.5m high with a UHF cardioid antenna poking out the top radiating the 4 analogue services and 4 of the 6 digital multiplexes.

The VHF antennas are below that and the DTT antenna for Mux C&D is further below at around 8.5m from the ground.

When Peter Bigwood visited the site he commented: No change at the site that I can see but I didn't spot a separate aerial for Mux C&D as suggested.

(Apparently it's the grey shrouded cross logs below the VHF antenna, close to the off-air receiving trough antenna. The analogue antenna is a Band IV cardiod so the other muxes could share. Mux C&D were so out of band, they required their own antenna.)

Lark Stoke was originally a BBC landlord site built in 1966/7 to provide UHF television to about 36,000 people in the Stratford-upon-Avon and Evesham areas. There is a link to a BBC RD installation summary at foot of this page.























Lark Stoke index

BBC RD: Summary of Installation (1967)

Please let us know if the photographs for this site need updating or improved detail.
To do so, click here.

Back to TX Gallery index | TX main index

mb21 by Mike Brown
Hosted by Astrohosts
Top

GDPR and Privacy Policy