Transmitter Högl

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Transmitter Högl
Radio transmission point Anger 1
Image of the object
Basic data
Place: Högl at Anger
Country: Bavaria
Country: Germany
Altitude : 778  m above sea level NN
Coordinates: 47 ° 48 ′ 20.9 ″  N , 12 ° 54 ′ 15.7 ″  E
Use: Telecommunication mast , radio transmitter
Owner : German radio tower
Mast data
Construction time : 1969
Operating time: since 1969
Total height : 157.88  m
Operating rooms: 34  m , 80 m, 87 m, 115 m, 140 m
Total mass : 200  t
Data on the transmission system
Last modification (transmitter) : April 2006
Waveband : FM transmitter
Radio : VHF broadcasting
Send type: Directional radio
Position map
Transmitter Högl (Bavaria)
Transmitter Högl
Transmitter Högl
Localization of Bavaria in Germany
Transmitter mast Högl

The transmitter Högl ( also known as radio transmission station Anger 1 refers) is a erected in 1969, 200-ton and 157-meter-high guyed radio mast of the German radio tower , a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG . It is a landmark of the Högl , because it is visible from afar at the point 778 meters, one of the highest on the ridge (the highest point is 827  m above sea  level ). It is the tallest structure in the entire Berchtesgadener Land district and the surrounding area.

Even the transmitter on the Gaisberg near Salzburg is smaller.

The transmitter mast carries platforms for directional radio antennas at heights of 34 meters, 57 meters, 80 meters, and 104 meters , with antennas for cellular services on the mast in between; the VHF transmitting antennas are between 115 and 140 meters high.

In favor of the switch to DVB-T , the analog TV channels were discontinued on April 29, 2006.

From May 2008 to the end of 2010, the system also broadcast the Austrian DVB-H bouquet for Salzburg .

Transmission area

The transmission area from Högl extends roughly from the southern elevations of the Bavarian Forest. a. The antenna Bavaria frequency can be received well, over the area of ​​the northern Berchtesgadener Land, the eastern Chiemgau and further to the region around Altötting and Burghausen. In Austria you can receive the station Högl in the area of ​​the Braunau district (Upper Austria) as well as in Flachgau (Land Salzburg) and in the city of Salzburg. Due to a ridge in the north of Bad Reichenhall, the Upper Bavarian spa town cannot be supplied. There is a separate supply for this. The station can be heard on the Autobahn 8 (Munich-Salzburg) and the West Autobahn in Austria as far as the western Salzkammergut.

Frequencies and Programs

Analog radio (FM)

Broadcasting network operator Media Broadcast

Frequency  
(in MHz)
program RDS PS RDS PI Regionalization ERP  
(in kW)
Antenna pattern
round (ND) / directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) / vertical (V)
89.0 Bayernwelle Southeast BAYWELLE DA1C Berchtesgadener Land 0.3 D (310-120 °) H
100.3 Deutschlandfunk __Dlf___ D210 - 15th D (140–50 °) H
102.5 Classic radio CLASSIC_ A858 Austria 0.32 D (70-130 °) H
105.3 Antenna Bavaria ANTENNA_ D318 - 1 D (240–60 °) H

Digital television (DVB-T2)

Broadcasting network operator Österreichische Rundfunksender GmbH (ORS comm)

As part of the conversion to the new DVB-T2 standard, MUX B was converted on April 19, 2016 and MUX A on April 20, 2017. The reception of all multiplexes is only possible with the appropriate simpliTV hardware because of the basic encryption. The television channels ORF eins , ORF 2 Vienna , ATV , ATV2 , and all radio stations, with the exception of KroneHit , are broadcast unencrypted.

Multiplex channel Programs in the bouquet ERP polarization Antenna pattern
round (ND) / directional (D)
MUX A K32 (562 MHz) Watch TV:

Radio:

HbbTV:

25 kW vertical D (directed)
MUX B K29 (538 MHz) Watch TV:

HbbTV:

25 kW vertical D (directed)
MUX D K47 (682 MHz) Watch TV: 25 kW vertical D (directed)
MUX E K38 (610 MHz) Watch TV: 25 kW vertical D (directed)
MUX F K55 (746 MHz) Watch TV:

Radio:

HbbTV:

25 kW vertical D (directed)

Former frequencies

Analog television

Until the switch to DVB-T , the following programs were broadcast in analogue PAL :

channel Frequency  
(MHz)
program ERP
(kW)
Transmission diagram
round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
42 639.25 ZDF 40 D. H
52 719.25 Bavarian television (Swabia / Old Bavaria) 40 D. H

Digital television (DVB-T)

Before the switch to DVB-T2 , the following programs were broadcast via DVB-T :

Multiplex channel Programs in the bouquet ERP polarization Antenna diagram
MUX A K32 (562 MHz) ORF eins , ORF 2 Salzburg , ORF 2 Upper Austria , ATV 25 kW V D (directed)
MUX B K29 (538 MHz) Puls 4 , ORF III , ORF SPORT + , 3sat , ServusTV 25 kW V D (directed)

On April 19, 2016, MUX B and ATV were switched off on MUX A in favor of DVB-T2 . On April 20, 2017, DVB-T was finally switched off.

Individual evidence

  1. Information on the board at the entrance to the facility
  2. ^ Österreichische Rundfunksender GmbH # DVB-H
  3. Antenna television: All ORF programs in HD. In: salzburg.orf.at. April 19, 2016. Retrieved November 24, 2017 .
  4. Antenna television: HD conversion on April 20. In: salzburg.orf.at. Retrieved November 25, 2017 .