Radio 2, a popular BBC national radio station, broadcasts primarily on the 88-91 FM frequency band. This frequency range allows listeners to tune into the station across the United Kingdom.
Understanding BBC Radio Frequencies
BBC Radio stations utilize various frequency bands to reach their audience, including FM (Frequency Modulation), Long Wave (LW), and Medium Wave (MW). Each station is allocated a specific range to ensure clear reception. While FM is widely used for its high-quality stereo sound, other bands cater to specific programming needs or broader coverage.
Here's a breakdown of the primary FM frequencies for key BBC Radio networks, as well as available Medium Wave frequencies where specified:
| BBC Radio Network | FM Frequency Range | Other Frequencies |
|---|---|---|
| Radio 1 | 97-99 FM | |
| Radio 2 | 88-91 FM | |
| Radio 3 | 90-93 FM | |
| Radio 4 | 92-95 FM, 103-105 FM | (with local variations for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) |
| Radio 5 Live | 909/693 MW |
For detailed information on all frequencies, including Long Wave and comprehensive Medium Wave options, listeners can refer to the official BBC Radio frequencies page. These frequencies are crucial for tuning in using traditional radio receivers.
For more comprehensive frequency information, visit the official BBC Radio Frequencies page.
