130,000 households in Wales will make the permanent transition to DTV August 12, 2009

by DeeNice on August 12, 2009

As the World begins to convert – it is interesting to see how other counties are addressing this mammoth transition.  Here is what is happening in the UK :At midnight tonight, the Kilvey Hill transmitter group covering Swansea and Neath Port Talbot will switch off analogue BBC Two to be replaced with a multiplex of BBC digital channels.

The second phase of the process will go ahead on September 9 when all analogue channels will be turned off permanently to be replaced with high-power transmissions of digital multiplexes.

DIGITAL SWITCHOVER, 2009-2010

  • Transmitter: Kilvey Hill; area served: Swansea, Neath Port Talbot area: 12 Aug – 9 Sept 2009
  • Preseli; south west Wales: 19 Aug – 16 Sept
  • Carmel; parts of south and central Wales: 26 Aug – 23 Sept
  • Llanddona; north west Wales: 21 Oct -18 Nov
  • Moel y Parc; north east Wales: 28 Oct -25 Nov
  • Long Mountain; parts of east and central Wales: 4 Nov – 3 Dec
  • Blaenplwyf; parts of west and central Wales: 10 Feb – 10 March 2010
  • Wenvoe; Cardiff, Newport and south east Wales: 3 – 31 March
  • Source: Digital UK

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