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Where does BBC radio 1 broadcast from?
It's broadcast from the BBC's headquarters - Broadcasting House, in London.
What type of music does the 1xtra station play?
The BBC Radio 1Xtra is in the United Kingdom. It is a digital radio station and it specializes in urban music. The radio station is broadcast from a dedicated building that it shares with it's sister station the BBC Radio 1.
How is radio one broadcast across the country?
I take it you mean BBCs Radio 1. I'm not sure if you mean across the UK or the US. However, national or even worldwide broadcasts are not uncommon, and utilize different ways to broadcast the signal. In the past it was relay towers, relaying the signal from one point to another allowing for a nation wide broadcast. For worldwide, its the good old fancy internet. A good example is NPR( National Public Radio) every night they switch to BBC, and they broadcast BBC nation wide in the US for about 6-7 hours.
What is a good radio station that plays avicii?
radio 1 play avicii and it is a good radio station.
What station is signal 1?
102.60
What radio station is dubstep played on?
radio 1.
On what date did radio 1 first broadcast?
September 1967
What is the uk's most popular radio station?
Radio 1
What station is BBC radio 1?
A Radio station in the UK that broadcasts popular music.
What do people in Romania listen to on the radio?
Of course; the Romanian official radio broadcast is from 1 November 1928.
Why do radio tower antennas have to be so long?
1). The station has better coverage over a wider area if it transmits its signal from high off the ground,above the trees and buildings etc.2). The station has better coverage over a wider area, and its signal has better immunity to noise,if its transmitting antenna is vertical.3). The length of a transmitting antenna has to be an appreciable portion of the station's wavelength.The shortest practical antenna for broadcast service is not less than about 35% of the wavelength.For AM radio, where the frequency is around 1 MHz, the wavelength is more than 900 feet for stationsin the center of the dial! So most often, the tower you see at an AM station is not the support for theantenna, the tower is the antenna.4). For FM broadcast, where the frequency is around 100 MHz, the wavelength is a more manageable3 meters or so. The transmitting antenna is the set of hooks, cups, claws, or semicircles you seemounted high on the tower, placed there to get the signal up over the trees and other obstructions.
How an area about 1 km can be broad casted?
Is that 'broadcast' as in radio, or as in sowing seeds? 1km seems small for radio.
