Transmitter Wiederau
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The transmitter Wiederau is a broadcasting facility for medium wave, TV and FM, founded in 1932. Until October 27 1953 a 150 metre high wood framework tower was the main aerial tower in Wiederau.
One month before, it was replaced by a 156 metre high guyed steel tube mast, which is insulated against ground. This mast, which is called J1-mast was in the following years made higher to 236 metres and equipped with aerials for FM and TV. Furthermore there were and are other aerials in Wiederau, like a triangle area aerial for mediumwave and some shortwave reusen aerials.
Today the transmitter Wiederau, which is the property of German Telecom Inc, transmits a program of MDR info on 783 kHz at 100 kilowatts and other programs of MDR in the FM range. Several TV and FM radio programs broadcast by privately owned broadcasting companies are also transmitted from Wiederau.
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