British use of high band.

[Colly0410]

The BBC transmit digital radio as a single frequency network on ch 12B (225.648 MHz) from hundreds of transmitters all over the country, there are stations on digital you you cant get on AM or FM. All BBC & most commercial national radio stations are also carried on the Digital TV transmitters as sub-channels. (all TV is at UHF) I have audio leads from my Freeview+ digital-box to my hi-fi for fantastic quality music on the oldies stations...

[wa2ise]

Originally Posted by Colly0410

The BBC transmit digital radio as a single frequency network on ch 12B (225.648 MHz) ...

In the USA we hams have a band from 222 to 225MHz, and another at 219-220 MHz as secondary use. But you have a band at 70MHz, which we don't.