Talk:Rugby transmitting station
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I've removed this from the article. It's not really readable, so if someone could improve it that could be great (I'm not really sure what the original author is trying to say) --Laser2k 22:02, 8 September 2005 (UTC)
A curiosity in the history of the transmitter is that the records tubular bells of Mike Oldfield show the callsign of GBR on 16 kHz. The callsign came onto the record, because it was produced in Middle England. It is not audible and only detectable by methods of sound frequency spectral analysis.
[edit] LORAN-C use
The transmitter is used also for LORAN-C. Who knows more?
[edit] 1st April 2007?
Near the top of this article, it quotes 1st April 2007? Its only January at the moment!
- Sure, but it clearly refers to a future event. The contract *will* pass to VT from BT on this date. Chillysnow 18:57, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
