Advanced Listening Guide
Listening via FM
If you live in Stoke-on-Trent or Newcastle-under-Lyme, you can pick up Cross Rhythms City Radio on 101.8FM. If your radio has an RDS display (usually found on in-car radios), you'll see us listed as XRHYTHMS.
Listening via the Internet
If you have a suitable computer, you can listen to us over the Internet. Click here for more information.
Listening via Satellite
Yyou can pick
up Cross Rhythms radio using a digital satellite
receiver using these details:
Satellite: |
Eurobird |
| Position: | 28.5 East |
| Coverage: | UK, Ireland, Northern/Central/Western Europe (coverage map) |
| Transponder: | D12S |
| Frequency: | 11681 |
| Polarisation: | Vertical |
| Symbol Rate: | 27.5 |
| FEC: | 2/3 |
| Eurobird 28.5 east is part of the Astra/Eurobird cluster which broadcasts Sky, BBC, ITV, etc satellite channels to the UK. If you have a satellite dish previously installed for any of these, then it will already be in the right position to receive Cross Rhythms Radio. | |
Satellite: |
Eurasiasat 1 |
| Position: | 42 East |
| Coverage: | Central/Southern/Eastern Europe, Middle East (coverage map) |
| Transponder: | 28 |
| Frequency: | 12621 |
| Polarisation: | Vertical |
| Symbol Rate: | 6.1 |
| FEC: | 3/4 |
| The coverage of Eurasiasat 1 overlaps with that of Eurobird in much of Europe, but has a wider footprint and will probably give a stronger signal for more easterly and southern locations. | |
If you need help getting set up with a Satellite system to receive Christian radio and television in the UK, try the ChristianSat Guide
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