www.ultimate-lwt.co.uk: LWT start-up
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LWT Startup - Early 1970'sby MisterTrimble12,615 views- 2:05
London Weekend Television start-up 1977 (06.11.77)by AntarcticaTelevision6,325 views
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Border Television start-up sequence, early 1980sby aik4on6,828 views
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Thames handover to LWT 1984 (20.04.84)by AntarcticaTelevision4,308 views
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TV-am Start Up, 1985by col2006ie28,018 views
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London Weekend Television (LWT) Last Day on Air (Part 2)by scblack23,892 views
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Grampian start-up (1976-1979)by cwilliams19768,612 views
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Anglia Television Start Upby tjathome200217,931 views
Why the fuck has the ATV ident got a yellow background?
Feisty1967 11 months ago
Re-reading what I wrote, I did actually mean VHF, but must have confused myself. Oops.
Woollylinnet 2 years ago
It was VHF that was phased out. We still have UHF transmissions for both analogue and digital channels.
JohnTheRails 2 years ago
thanks
tango602 2 years ago
The VHF station was Croydon.
One station was all that was required to cover the IBA London region on that band. Croydon was the first station to be opened for the new ITV channel in September 1955.
UHF signals due to their shorter wavelength do not travel so far as VHF and are more easily weakened by hills,tall buildings etc.
So that's the reason you see more UHF stations on the 'Transmitters In Service' slide.
I have a stereo version of this start up track,and I'll do a recreation
TheWillsy 2 years ago
I can answer that - it's Croydon.
What I don't know is why one VHF transmitter seems to be enough when there are far more UHF ones. Unless they were already beginning to phase UHF out before its ultimate demise in 1985
Woollylinnet 2 years ago
thanks, i'm sure i'll find which transmitter it was
tango602 2 years ago
I believe it's from 1977.
Can't answer your comment about the transmitter, though.
Woollylinnet 2 years ago
when was this? and i'm suprised to only see 1 VHF transmitter
tango602 2 years ago
Oops! should have read below first :P
ReallyAmBored 3 years ago