Transmitter burner

Transmitter burner
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Basic data
Place:	burner
Province:	South-Tirol
Region:	Trentino-South Tyrol
Country:	Italy
Altitude :	1385  m slm
Coordinates: 46 ° 59 ′ 22.6 "  N , 11 ° 29 ′ 55.5"  E
Use:	Broadcasting station
Accessibility:	Transmission system not accessible to the public
Owner :	Radiotelevisione Italiana
Data on the transmission system
Waveband :	FM transmitter
Radio :	VHF broadcasting
Send type:	DVB-T
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Transmitter burner

The burner transmitter is a filling transmitter and an RAI infrastructure. This system serves the area around the Brenner . It is also used by the South Tyrol Broadcasting Corporation .

Due to the proximity to the Austrian border , the programs can also be received in Austria. Due to the unfavorable location and the low transmission power, the programs cannot be received far beyond the border. The reception goes roughly with the VHF transmitters as far as Gries am Brenner (for the most part without interference) and as far as Brennerbad (where the Eisack Valley transmitter also covers the area). In some cases, surprisingly, the reception goes as far as Nößlach (not free of interference). With DVB-T programs, reception goes as far as Lueg .

Frequencies and Programs

Analog radio (VHF)

The channels for the programs of the RAI and the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation are looked after by the RAI, for all other channels the RAS is responsible:

Frequency (MHz)	program	RDS PS	RDS PI	Regionalization	ERP (kW)	Antenna pattern round (ND) / directional (D)	Polarization horizontal (H) / vertical (V) / circular (Z)
88.1	Rai Radio 1	__RAI ___ / _ RADIO1_	5201	Alto Adige	0.002	ND	H
91.8	Rai Radio 2	__RAI ___ / _ RADIO2_	5202	-	0.002	ND	H
93.6	Rai Radio 3	__RAI ___ / _ RADIO3_	5203	-	0.002	ND	H
94.2	Radio Tirol	RAS_ORF _ / _ RADIO __ / TIROL__	AA0A	-	0.1	ND	V
95.9	Rai South Tyrol	S-BZ_RAI	5404	-	0.002	ND	H
99.8	Hitradio Ö3	RAS_OE_3 / Hitradio	A203	-	0.1	ND	V
103.3	Rai Isoradio	ISORADIO	5209	-	0.002	ND	H
105.7	Austria 1	RAS_OE_1	A201	-	0.1	ND	V

Broadcast TV programs (DVB-T)

Can	Lan	Surname
09	Ita	Rai 1
	Ita	Rai 2
	Deu	Rai 3 South Tyrol
	Ita	Rai 3 TGR Trentino Alto Adige
	Ita	Rai News 24
	Ita	Rai Radio 1
	Ita	Rai Radio 2
	Ita	Rai Radio 3
	Deu	Rai South Tyrol +
21st	Deu	RAS ZDF HD
	Deu	RAS SF1 HD
	Deu	RAS SF2 HD
28	Deu	RAS SF1
	Deu	RAS SF2
	Deu	RAS BR television
	Deu	RAS arte
	Deu	RAS KiKA
	Ita	RAS RSI La1
35	Deu	RAS ORF1 HD
	Deu	RAS ORF2 HD
	Deu	RAS Das Erste HD
54	Deu	RAS 3 Sat
	Deu	RAS The first
	Deu	RAS ZDF
	Deu	RAS ORF one
	Deu	RAS ORF 2
	Deu	RAS ORF III

Analog television (PAL)

Until the switch to DVB-T in 2008/2009, the transmitter location was still used for analog television:

channel	Frequency   (MHz)	program	ERP (kW)	Transmission diagram round (ND) / directional (D)	Polarization horizontal (H) / vertical (V)
F.	192.25	Rai 1	0.05	D.	H
22nd	479.25	The First (BR)	0.05	D.	H
25th	503.25	Rai 3	0.05	D.	H
31	551.25	Rai 2	0.05	D.	H
41	631.25	Rai South Tyrol	0.05	D.	H
51	711.25	ORF 1	0.05	D.	H
55	743.25	ZDF	0.05	D.	H
65	823.25	ORF 2 (Tyrol)	0.05	D.	H

Web links

• Transmitter burner

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.ras.bz.it/RASNetz.pdf ( Memento from July 27, 2004 in the Internet Archive )