Ref!Link
Alan Duckworth
I bought it at Murreyfield last year and would like to use it again.
gp
> Can anyone tell me if Ref!Link is in use at Lansdowne Road.
> I bought it at Murreyfield last year and would like to use it again.
Yes but they change frequency for each match I think, so your old one
probably won't work - you could try though.
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Tim Jesson
out of 3 for me that didn't work.
TJ
Steve Parrett
"Tim Jesson" <t...@dontspammethejessons.co.uk> wrote in message
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> If you end up buying a new one, check the battery hasn't leaked. That's 2
> out of 3 for me that didn't work.
>
> TJ
>
>
Buy a decent personal radio and search out the frequency. (I recommend the
Sony at sterling 39.99)
Regards
Steve
>
Tim Jesson
> Buy a decent personal radio and search out the frequency. (I recommend
the
> Sony at sterling 39.99)
I have a multimode scanner, what is the band they use? I guess it's 170-ish
MHz for the broadcast and 800-ish Mhz for the ref's gear. I assume it's
narrow-band fm??
TJ
Ben
Different frequencies for different stadiums:
http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/rsl/sporting.htm
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Ben Longman
Ben
news:3E6CC263...@xs4all.nl...
> Can anyone tell me if Ref!Link is in use at Lansdowne Road.
> I bought it at Murreyfield last year and would like to use it again.
>
http://www.irtc.ie/sevents.html#Temporary_Services_2003
96.6 MHz, if you've got your own radio.
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Ben Longman
Tim Jesson
> Different frequencies for different stadiums:
>
> http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/rsl/sporting.htm
>
Thanks Ben,
TJ
Tim Jesson
> Different frequencies for different stadiums:
>
> http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/rsl/sporting.htm
>
That link is dead, but here's the 10 returns I got when searching...
There are currently 10 Sporting RSL broadcasters.
The following sporting RSLs will be on air during the dates shown. Football
RSLs broadcast from their stadium for home matches.
RSLs may not broadcast due to a variety of reasons.
Licences may be granted for coverage of a series of sports events at the
same site extending over a period longer than four weeks (e.g. football or
motor racing ?season?). These services will be licensed either on AM at 1
Watt e.m.r.p. or on FM at 300mW e.r.p. (for in-stadium coverage only). We
are unable to licence FM frequencies of normal quality or above 300 mW for
an extended RSL.
1503 AM Radio Diamonds
1503 KHz
Matchday service for Rushden & Diamonds FC.
On air from 01/08/02 to 31/07/03
Contact: Andrew Bubeer
Contact Number: 01933 652000 ext 2319
Email :andrewa...@bubeer11.fsnet.co.uk
Manchester United Radio
1413 KHz
Manchester United match day service
On air from 01/08/02 to 31/05/03
Contact: Kenneth Ramsden
Contact Number: 0161 868 8133
Oakwell 1575 AM
1575 KHz
Matchday service for Barnsley FC
On air from 03/08/02 to 31/07/03
Contact: Stuart Cocker
Contact Number: 01226 215753
Email :oakwell...@virgin.net
Palace Radio
1278 KHz
Matchday service for Crystal Palace FC.
On air from 17/08/02 to 31/07/03
Contact: Terry Byfield
Contact Number: 020 8768 6020
Radio Rovers
1404 KHz
Blackburn Rovers matchday service
On air from 09/08/02 to 31/07/03
Contact: Alan Yardley
Contact Number: 07850 761509
Email :alan.y...@creatv.co.uk
Rugby Ref!Link
95.6 MHz
Information service for Rugby referees at Gloucester RFC matches
On air from 07/09/02 to 30/06/03
Contact: Peter Downey
Contact Number: 01225 835553
Email :p...@crescentuk.com
Rugby Ref!Link
95.6 MHz
Information service for Rugby referees at Bath RFC matches
On air from 14/09/02 to 30/06/03
Contact: Peter Downey
Contact Number: 01225 835553
Email :p...@crescentuk.com
Rugby Ref!Link
96.1 MHz
Rugby match day service at Murrayfield
On air from 16/02/03 to 29/03/03
Contact: Peter Downey
Contact Number: 01225 835553
Email :p...@crescentu.com
Rugby Ref!Link
95.6 MHz
Rugby match referee`s comments at Millennium Stadium Cardiff.
On air from 22/02/03 to 25/05/03
Contact: Peter Downey
Contact Number: 01225 835553
Email :p...@crescentuk.com
Rugby Ref!Link
96.4 MHz
Rugby match day service Twickenham Stadium
On air from 01/11/02 to 31/08/03
Contact: Peter Downey
Contact Number: 01225 835553
Email :p...@crescentuk.com
Tom Joyce
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yours aye,
Tom
Come to think of it, gurls hav to put up with boys. so their lot it hard too.
N Molesworth (1) Esq, Whizz For Atomms
Ben
Time to cut that daily bottle of meths back to a half again...
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Ben Longman
Steve Parrett
"Tom Joyce" <t.m....@dunelm.org.uk> wrote in message
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How clever you all are! I just took me radio along and keep twiddling the
dial until I heard some pratt burbling along - there was a lot of choice:-)
Regards
Steve
Richard Whitcombe
The "RefLink" cardboard radios they sell are nothing more than simple medium
wave AM sets. The broadcasters set up a low powered standard AM station
that just relays the referees comments on that frequency. To that end - any
walkman or portable radio that can do medium wave will get reflink (these
are the things listed on the radioauthority link).
The referees, touch judges and 4th officials radios themselves use the radio
microphone band above TV carrier (search from 840 - 870MHz in Wideband FM
and you cant miss them). The signal is about 40KHz wide so NFM is
distorted. WFM a little quiet but perfectly audible, especially with a
earpiece.
Its worth noting if you own a scanner that even if reflink ISNT operating
the radios are still used on these bands, in Wales even non televised club
games have those in use.
Richard Whitcombe
VHF FM broadcast station in the 88-108 band as opposed to medium wave. Any
walkman should find it.