Milyen hullámhosszon foghatóak angol rádióadások (BBC) Budapesten?

Ezt épp ma kaptam egyenesen a BBCtől. Ezek szerint már leálltak a földfelszíni sugárzással Európában. Elvileg egy jó rádióval lehet fogni az Nyugat-Afrikában sugárzott adásokat, de ezeket is csak a déli EUs országokból (Francia, Olasz, Spanyol). Van néhány műsor, amit angol nyelven helyi rádiók is leadnak, ehhez Budapesten a partner rádió a Klasszik Radio 92.1 FM.

Az egyedüli megoldás az internetes rádiózás itthon Magyarországon.

The BBC World Service ceased SW and MW broadcasts in 2008 and 2010, in Europe, due to the changing habits of our audience (moving to FM and internet) and financial constraints.

In short, that means that theoretically you should not be able to pick up our signal(s) anywhere in Europe. However, SW being what it is (dependant on antenna, weather conditions, etc.), below are the frequencies on which we broadcast to western Africa and on which you might be able to pick us up in the south of Spain, France and Italy.

90 m: 3000 kHz (3 MHz)

49 m: 6000 kHz (6 MHz)

41 m: 7000 kHz (7 MHz)

31 m: 9000 kHz (9 MHz)

25 m: 11000 kHz (11 MHz)

22 m: 13000 kHz (13 MHz)

19 m: 15000 kHz (15 MHz)

16 m: 17000 kHz (17 MHz)

13 m: 21000 kHz (21 MHz)

11 m: 26000 kHz (26 MHz)

Your best alternative, however, would be to listen via the internet

www.bbcworldservice.com

The above works for mobile phone as well though we recommend you make sure you are on a Wi-fi network when using any live streaming links as the data can be very expensive (check with your mobile phone provider).

I have also attached our six-month schedule Europe (internet and FM schedule) at the bottom of which you will also find a list of FM station across Europe which carry parts of our programme.