Eyemouth transmitting station

Eyemouth transmitting station is a high-power relay transmitter of Selkirk, covering parts of eastern Berwickshire. It is owned and operated by Arqiva. Eyemouth transmitting station uses a 46 metre tall radio tower.

Eyemouth
Eyemouth
Selkirk
Mast height46 metres (151 ft)
Coordinates55°49′57″N 2°05′09″W
Relay ofSelkirk
BBC regionBBC Scotland
ITV regionITV Border

Services listed by frequency

Analogue radio
Frequency kW Service
89.7 MHz 0.1 BBC Radio 2
91.9 MHz 0.1 BBC Radio 3
94.1 MHz 0.1 BBC Radio Scotland
99.3 MHz 0.1 BBC Radio 1
103.4 MHz 0.5 Radio Borders
104.6 MHz 0.1 BBC Radio 4

Digital radio
Frequency Block kW Operator
225.648 MHz 12B 2 BBC National DAB

Analogue television

These services were closed down on 20 November 2008. BBC Two Scotland was previously closed on 6 November.

Frequency UHF kW Service
487.25 MHz 23 2 ITV1
511.25 MHz 26 2 BBC Two Scotland
535.25 MHz 29 2 Channel 4
567.25 MHz 33 2 BBC One Scotland

Digital television

BBC A began broadcasting on 6 November 2008, Digital 3&4 on 20 November 2008, and BBC B on 30 November 2010.

Frequency UHF kW Operator
474.2 MHz 21+ 0.4 BBC A
498.0 MHz 24 0.4 Digital 3&4
522.0 MHz 27 0.4 BBC B
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