Dubník transmitter

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Dubník transmitter (2010)

The transmitter Dubník is a system for the distribution of TV and FM broadcasting in the 874-meter high mountain Dubník on the territory of the municipality Zlatá Baňa in Slovakia . He uses a 318 meter high guyed tubular steel mast as antenna carrier - the tallest structure in Slovakia. Next to the mast, which began broadcasting on February 24, 1961, there is an architecturally interesting telecommunications tower.

Broadcast programs

FM

Frequency
[MHz]
program ERP
87.7 Fun radio 80.00
96.6 Rádio Slovensko 100.00
98.6 Jemné Melódie 50.00
100.3 Rádio Regina 100.00

TV

Channel number Frequency
[MHz]
program Antenna height ERP
6th Jednotka
STV
265 m 100 kW
25th Dvojka
STV
300 m 353 kW
59 Markíza 300 m 400 kW

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Coordinates: 48 ° 55 ′ 25 ″  N , 21 ° 27 ′ 44 ″  E