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Thanks for the feedback. I normally use a device with a composite analogue output, & a modulator to convert it to a UHF signal.

This is the set I was mentioning earlier.

I have an old B&W set which I occasionally use to watch old films & TV on, but I've not had much chance to since I started my house moving process. Hopefully when I get settled in my new house I'll be able to have it & some other analogue sets easily accessible.

Tameside manages to be in 3 postal areas, with Hyde in SK (Stockport), Denton in M (Manchester) & Ashton Under Lyne in (OL) Oldham.

Michael Aldridge.

It has been on BBC4 tonight & I presume it will be on iPlayer for a while. From what I remember it was very good.

Panda, Large Plush.

Edie & Hyacinth are both from a working class background but put on heirs & graces, this aspect of Edie was downplayed after Keeping Up Appearances started.

Here's the view from Googlemaps. https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.5138882,-0.3254351,3a,75y,104.47h,79.69t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1szhHpiDZ73TLAxvlMQDe28w!2e0!5s20190501T000000!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu

According to the Wikipedia "The pilot episode (featured in the series Seven of One) used a shop front on the western intersection of Drayton Avenue and Manor Road in Ealing, London, for exterior filming."

I can remember first seeing it when BBC2 had a season of sitcom pilots in the mid 1990s. It's on the Season 1 DVD.

Hemingway, Biff!

Oil Drums: used by Seymour & Wesley to make a submarine for Compo to explore the local canal for hidden treasure.

Dried Date: Compo's souvenir of one of he encounters with Nora Batty, not to be mistaken for hedgehog dung!

Codfangles: Seymour's password for his voice activated lock, but didn't work!

Jonathan Linsley

Squelch: the noise Compo's wellies make when he gets wet!

Michael Aldridge.

Baa! the actual password to activate Seymour's voice activated door lock.

Triumph Herald: Edie's car, where she would complain about Wesley messing with the controls!