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Eyemouth Borders NGR: NT947599 Maps: Google  Bing (Ord Surv) Site Height:       Structure Height: 45m Digital TV: BBC A: 21 D3&4: 24 BBC B: 27 BBC Radio: Radio 1: 99.3 Radio 2: 89.7 Radio 3: 91.9 Radio 4: 104.6   R. Scotland (Tweed): 94.1  Ind. National Radio: Ind. Local Radio: Radio Borders: 103.4  Digital Radio: BBC National: 12B        Comments: Eyemouth is a TV relay of Selkirk and a network FM relay of Ashkirk

Originally an IBA landlord site, TV channels 1 - 3 entered service on 15th March 1974, with Channel 4 from November 1986. DSO was on 6th and 20th November 2008. ILR Radio Borders launched on 22nd January 1990. BBC national DAB entered service on 18th September 2009.

Mark Carver visited the site in June 2017. Owing to some potential threatening bovine behaviour en route to the site, he was forced to take these distant photos, but it can be seen the lower RBL trough has been replaced with a modern Sira panel. This is due to parent station Selkirk's migration from the 700 MHz band, into a lower frequency part of the UHF band that occurred during 2017

...also at the top of the mast, a cantilever pole has been added to accommodate dipoles for the BBC DAB Mux.

The year was 1991. Radio's 1 & 4 became available once the re-engineering work at the parent station, Ashkirk was completed in July that year.

Ashkirk

This site is now included in the Update List for the following reason: DAB aerial - detailed photos needed. Beware of the cows. Please let us know if you think there is another reason photos should be updated. To do so, click here.

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