Broadcaster Solec Kujawski

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The 330 meter transmission mast of the long wave transmitter Solec Kujawski

The broadcasting station Solec Kujawski is a longwave broadcasting transmitter for the frequency 225 kHz that was put into operation on September 4, 1999 on a former military training area about three kilometers southeast of the Polish city of Solec Kujawski .

This system replaces the former long-wave transmitter in Konstantynów , the transmission mast of which , at a height of 646 meters, was the tallest structure in the world, collapsed on August 8, 1991 when the guy ropes were replaced. The transmission power of the radio transmitter Solec Kujawski, which can be received in eastern Germany all day and night throughout Germany, is 1200 kilowatts and is fully transistorized with MOSFET - output stages reached. As with the previous transmitter in Konstantynów, the carrier frequency , which serves as the calibration frequency, is generated with the help of an atomic clock .

Trap management of the station Solec Kujawski

The broadcasting station Solec Kujawski uses a directional antenna , which consists of a 330 meter and a 289 meter high, earthed transmission mast as the transmitting antenna. The 330 meter high transmitter mast is at 53 ° 01'22 "north latitude and 18 ° 15'40" east longitude, the 289 meter high transmitter mast is at 53 ° 01'14 "north latitude and 18 ° 15'51" east longitude . The mutual distance between the masts is 330 meters.

The system also includes a radio relay tower designed as a free-standing steel framework construction for program playback next to the station building.

As with the transmitter Donebach of Germany radio are grounded and both poles are on the backstays supplied with the radiated high frequency energy. It is noticeable that the high-frequency feed lines were not designed as underground cables but as trap lines .

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Coordinates: 53 ° 1 '22 "  N , 18 ° 15' 40"  E