As i type this it's still off

I hope the stations get some kinda refund for the down-time god knows its costing them a lot.
Unbelievable, they give U DAB another license when they can just about manage to keep the 9A mux on the air. Their 9A block is now (as i type this) experiencing issues again. long periods of no audio playing and the signal level is bouncing from 0 - 15ChazAnthony1982 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 25, 2024 7:54 pm The company behind the Trial MUX (UDAB) has been awarded the North London DAB Licence , so perhaps they were carrying out some upgrade works?
I hear ya, thanks for the clarification. I guess most stations are happy with their service which is fair enough and most would be incline to stay with UDAB to benefit from the new North & Central London coverage even if they don't even know when the mux is off air.sproggy wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 12:33 am It's not another licence. It's a replacement licence. London is being split up into North & Central, Northeast, Southeast, South and West minimuxes and Trial 9A will end at some point next year.
U.DAB have announced that most of the services currently on the Trial mux have signed up to be on the new North & Central London service.