Transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig

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Transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig
Image of the object
Basic data
Place: Zeißig ( Hoyerswerda )
Country: Saxony
Country: Germany
Altitude : 122  m above sea level NHN
Coordinates: 51 ° 25 ′ 15.8 ″  N , 14 ° 17 ′ 1.7 ″  E
Use: Broadcasting station
Owner : German radio tower
Mast data
Construction time : 1959-1961
Client : 1961: Deutsche Post 1993: Deutsche Bundespost / Telekom
Architect : 1959: Office for project planning of the Deutsche Post
Building material : steel
Operating time: since 1961
Last conversion (mast) : 1993-1997
Total height : 1961: 105,
1997: 176 and 67 m
Data on the transmission system
Waveband : FM transmitter
Radio : VHF broadcasting
Position map
Transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig (Saxony)
Transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig
Transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig
Localization of Saxony in Germany

The transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig (also transmitter Hoyerswerda ) is a transmitter in the northern Upper Lusatia in Saxony , which is currently used for the distribution of radio programs and for signal transmission in the mobile network . It is located in Hoyerswerdaer district Zeißig and was as transmitting station Schwarze Pumpe or sender large Zeißig 1959-1961 for the German post office in the former East Germany erected. 34 years later, Deutsche Bundespost Telekom, or later Deutsche Telekom, began renovating the system over several years . The current owner is the German radio tower .

history

1959

1959–1961 the construction of a 105 meter high radiator in the form of a steel lattice mast for the transmitter took place, the name of which changed several times, so from transmitter or transmitter black pump to Groß Zeißig and Zeißig and ultimately to the current transmitter Hoyerswerda / Zeißig or transmitter Hoyerswerda. The transmitter mast was used to broadcast the medium-wave program Radio DDR , partly in Lower Sorbian (Serbska redakcija Chóśebuz pśi Radio NDR / Sorbische Redaktion in Cottbus at Radio DDR), on 746 kHz and the Berlin radio on the medium wave frequency 999 kHz with a transmission power of 5  kW and later 20 kW. In addition still came Radio DDR II on VHF added 100.4 MHz.

1993

After the fall of the Wall in 1993, medium-wave broadcasting was stopped in Zeissig. In the meantime, RIAS Berlin and then Deutschlandradio Berlin were broadcast. In 1997, the old transmitter mast was blown up and a new 176 meter high, guyed steel truss mast was built as an antenna carrier. B. for VHF broadcasting . In addition to this mast, there is also a 67-meter-high, guyed tubular steel mast on the area of ​​the Hoyerswerda / Zeißig transmitter, which carries antennae for mobile communications.

Frequencies and Programs

Analog radio (VHF)

The Sorbian Radio ( Upper Sorbian Serbski rozhłós ) of the MDR is broadcast on the 100.4 MHz frequency of MDR Saxony . The normal program from MDR Sachsen is broadcast on the second frequency, 93.0 MHz, with lower power. Further programs are broadcast according to the following list:

frequency 

(MHz)

program RDS PS RDS PI Regionalization ERP 

(kW)

Antenna pattern round (ND) / directional (D) Polarization horizontal (H) / vertical (V)
87.6 Energy Saxony _ENERGY_ D3CE - 0.32 D. H
89.0 MDR Jump MDR_JUMP D3C2 - 0.5 ND H
89.7 Deutschlandfunk culture Dlf_Kult D220 - 0.5 ND H
93.0 MDR Saxony MDR_SACH D7C1 Bautzen 1 ND H
94.2 MDR current MDR _____ / CURRENT_ D3D5 - 1 D. H
94.7 MDR culture MDR _____ / CULTURE__ D3C3 - 1 ND H
96.9 R.SA __R.SA__ 14C2 Dresden 0.2 D. H
100.4 MDR Saxony ( Sorbian Broadcasting ) MDR_SACH;

MDR_SERB

D7C1 Bautzen / Sorbian program 30th ND H

The Elsterwelle program is broadcast on the frequency 102.8 MHz from another location northwest of the transmitter .

Digital radio ( DAB + )

DAB + is broadcast in vertical polarization and in single-frequency mode with other transmitters.

block Programs
(data services) 		ERP  
(kW) 		Antenna diagram
round (ND),
directional (D) 		Single frequency network (SFN)
9A
MDR Saxony
(D__00209) 		8.9 D (70 ° -40 °) Chemnitz , Dresden , Freiberg , Geyer , Hoyerswerda , Leipzig , Löbau , Neustadt , Oschatz , Schöneck


Individual evidence

  1. ^ Klaus Breitkopf: Rundfunk: Faszination Hörfunk , Hüthig Verlag., Heidelberg, 2007. P. 209. ISBN 978-37785-3986-6 .
  2. ↑ Half a century of radio from Zeißig. In: die hoyerswerdsche. Hoyerswerdaer Wochenblatt Verlag. Hoyerswerda, July 12, 2011.
  3. ↑ peer Axel Kroeske: FMSCAN. Peer-Axel Kroeske, accessed on April 15, 2017 (German / English / Italian).