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Angla TV Start Up with ITA Testcard

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This is a digital re-creation of part of a typical ITA Mendlesham Trade Test transmission in the 1960s using Testcard D and also the start of programmes transmission of the ITA picaso tuning signal start-up sequence. This transmission would have been radiated from the ITA - Anglia Television's Mendlesham, Suffolk, East of England, VHF 405 line transmitter, which had a peak white power of 200 KiloWatts ERP, and was horizontally polarised on Channel B 11. This transmitter also had two high powered relays at Sandy Heath, in Bedfordshire at 30 Kilowatts ERP, Channel B 6 and Belmont, in South Lincolnshire at 30 KiloWatts ERP, Channel B 7.

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23 авг 2024

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@ceefaxbbctv8788 5 месяцев назад

What joyful tunes. Thank you.

@petelucas51 16 лет назад

Oh God this reminds me of when I was a kid Happy Daze

@blagger56 15 лет назад

"Broadcasting on channels 6, 7 and 11 of the Independent Television Authority". Programmes used to start about 4PM in the afternoon, and finish about 1145PM. Used to watch "Twizzle", "Torchy the battery boy", Fireball XL5, and so many others too numerous to name. We had a Murphy Astra TV, which was all rigged up for 625 lines when that started up, and it was the size of a small detached house, and had it's own quarter of an acre in the living room. LOL Those halcyon days, sadly, are long gone.

@revinhatol 11 лет назад

"This is Anglia Television, broadcasting to the East of England on channels 6, 7 and 11 from the Sandy Heath, Belmont and Mendlesham transmitters of the Independent Television Authority".

@davids8449 4 года назад

Nice to see test cards again also music used by cyclists special in full thanks for posting all test cards 👍

@barbarakirk1451 7 лет назад

I noticed 'Portsmouth' in the Anglia main startup music - so that's why Alan Partridge had it on his playlist!

@regentv980 15 лет назад

super stuff

@kh23797 13 лет назад

Radio Searock, many thanks indeed. The Vaughan Williams 'Sea Songs' ending this clip actually ran into announcer Dick Graham impeccably enunciating, as I recall: "This is Anglia Television, broadcasting on channels 6, 7 and 11 from the Belmont, Sandy Heath and Mendlesham transmitters of the Independent Television Authority". Wasn't the Sandy Heath reference added later in an updated version? I still have the voiceover on MP3, I think, should you wish to 'gild the lily'!

@peterwebber5936 10 лет назад

Tony Currie is right there was always a 15 minute gap before the start of programmes

@aidanlunn7441 11 лет назад

They were for people and TV dealers to adjust their sets for the best picture quality.

@cfb15jan 9 лет назад

Although the card is as sharp as it might have appeared to a '60s viewer of 405 line transmission of the time, these days it needs much higher resolution. If that's possible, of course. And can we be sure that an Anglia op-out would not have used such a track? Or Peter Fenn!!!!!!