TG4
| Channel number | Where that number applies | Multiplex | System | Format | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 53 | Northern Ireland | NI (NI mux) | DVB-T | 16:9 SDTV |
On NI (NI mux)
8 transmitters radiate NI [V] — a small number of sites. By nation: Northern Ireland (8). It is operated by Northern Ireland Multiplex Ltd.
| Transmitter | Nation | Channel | ERP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Armagh | Northern Ireland | C48 | 24 W |
| Black Mountain | Northern Ireland | C33 | 3.2 kW |
| Brougher Mountain | Northern Ireland | C30 | 1.0 kW |
| Carnmoney Hill | Northern Ireland | C48 | 16 W |
| Divis | Northern Ireland | C48 | 10 W |
| Newcastle | Northern Ireland | C48 | 200 W |
| Strabane | Northern Ireland | C40 | 20 W |
| Whitehead | Northern Ireland | C48 | 2 W |
If this is missing, so is everything here
3 other services share NI. A multiplex is one 8 MHz transmission carrying all of them at once, so it arrives whole or not at all — losing exactly one of these and keeping the rest is a fault in the channel, not in your reception.
Which multiplexes should reach a particular address is the postcode lookup.