Alexandra Palace Transmitter

The Alexandra Palace transmitter () is one of the oldest Television transmission sites in the world; high definition ( 405-line ) VHF broadcasts took place from this mast between 1936 (with a short break for WWII ) and 1956 when it was superseded by the opening of the BBC 's new main transmitting station for the London area at Crystal Palace . In 1982 Alexandra Palace became an active transmitting station again, with the opening of a relay transmitter to provide UHF television service to parts of North London which are unable to directly receive broadcasts from Crystal Palace.

The transmitter is owned and maintained by National Grid Wireless .

CHANNELS LISTED BY FREQUENCY

Analogue Radio ( FM VHF )

--- 103.3 MHz - London Greek Radio

--- 107.1 MHz - Choice FM

Digital Radio ( DAB )

--- Block 11B: 218.640 MHz - DRG London

--- Block 11D: 222.064 MHz - Digital One

--- Block 12A: 223.936 MHz - Switch London

--- Block 12B: 225.648 MHz - BBC

--- Block 12C: 227.360 MHz - CE London

Analogue Television

--- UHF 54 (487.25 MHz ) - Channel 4

--- UHF 58 (511.25 MHz ) - BBC One

--- UHF 61 (543.25 MHz ) - ITV1

--- UHF 64 (567.25 MHz ) - BBC Two

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