Crusty
Standard Member
Interesting thread. Ive had the same trouble for the past couple of years, but it was today when I installed some new LED GU10 lights in the kitchen and the Archers cut out, that it became a big problem (for the Archers fan, the Mrs., which in turn made it a big problem for me!!).
A quick search and I found this thread and scanned it for any solutions. As there didnt seem to be any quick fix, I got my portable, battery powered DAB radio and tried it in the kitchen where our other DAB radio is. This test lead me to record this video: LED Lights Interferes with DAB Signal - YouTube which shows how the aerial position and angle can help significantly in resolving the issue. The LEDs in the room I recorded the video in are some not-so-expensive 150 lumen ones from IKEA that I bought a couple of years ago.
Based upon this, my recommendation is to move your radio and try rotating the aerial 90 degrees in all axes.
A quick search and I found this thread and scanned it for any solutions. As there didnt seem to be any quick fix, I got my portable, battery powered DAB radio and tried it in the kitchen where our other DAB radio is. This test lead me to record this video: LED Lights Interferes with DAB Signal - YouTube which shows how the aerial position and angle can help significantly in resolving the issue. The LEDs in the room I recorded the video in are some not-so-expensive 150 lumen ones from IKEA that I bought a couple of years ago.
Based upon this, my recommendation is to move your radio and try rotating the aerial 90 degrees in all axes.