The Wesel transmitter was built in 1968 as a 320.8 meter high, guyed steel frame mast on Perricher Weg in Wesel - Perrich . The transmission system for broadcasting FM , digital radio (DAB) and television programs ( DVB-T ) is owned by the Telekom subsidiary Deutsche Funkturm (DFMG). The transmitter mast of the Wesel transmitter is the tallest structure in North Rhine-Westphalia .
Frequencies and Programs
Analog radio (VHF)
The most powerful FM transmitter is Deutschlandfunk (DLF)Radio KW Uplink Network GmbH from Düsseldorf.
Digital radio (DAB)
DAB or the successor standard DAB + is broadcast in vertical polarization and in single-frequency mode with other transmitters.
The nationwide multiplex has been broadcast digitally on channel 5C via the Wesel station since December 14, 2015.
Previously, the multiplex radio for NRW with the programs of the WDR and the Domradio with a power of 1 kW ERP was transmitted from this location. On August 29, 2012, this multiplex changed from DAB channel 12D to DAB channel 11D. Due to an increase in performance at the neighboring Kleve station , the broadcast of this package on the Wesel station was discontinued in December 2013.
block
Programs (data services)
ERP (kW)
Antenna diagram round (ND),
Polarization horizontal (H) /
Single frequency network (SFN)
5C
DAB + block of media broadcast:
5
ND
V
Baden-Württemberg: Aalen , Baden-Baden (Fremersberg) , Bad Mergentheim , Blauen , Brandenkopf , Donaueschingen , Feldberg in the Black Forest , Freiburg (Vogtsburg-Totenkopf) , Geislingen (Oberböhringen) , Heidelberg (Königstuhl) , Heilbronn (Schweinsberg) , Upper Rhine ( Rickenbach) , Pforzheim (Schömberg-Langenbrand) , Raichberg , Ravensburg (Höchsten) , Stuttgart (Frauenkopf) , Ulm (Kuhberg)
Bavaria: Amberg (Hirschau) , Aschaffenburg (Pfaffenberg) , Augsburg (hotel tower) , Bamberg (Geisberg) , Büttelberg , Brotjacklriegel , Grünten , Herzogstand , Hochberg (Traunstein) , Hoher Bogen , Ingolstadt (Gelbelsee) , Kreuzberg / Rhön , Landshut (Altdorf ) , Munich (Olympic Tower) , Nuremberg , Oberammergau , Ochsenkopf , Passau , Pfänder , Pfarrkirchen , Pfronten , Regensburg (Hohe Linie) , Untersberg , Wendelstein (Bayrischzell) , Würzburg (Frankenwarte)
Berlin: Berlin (Alexanderplatz) , Berlin (Scholzplatz)
Brandenburg: Bad Belzig , Boossen , Brandenburg / Havel , Calau , Casekow , Cottbus , Pritzwalk , Templin
Bremen: Bremen (Walle) , Bremerhaven-Schiffdorf
Hamburg: Hamburg (Moorfleet) , Hamburg (Heinrich Hertz Tower)
Hesse: Bad Hersfeld (Rimberg) , Biedenkopf (bagpipe) , Fulda (Hummelskopf) , Frankfurt (Europaturm) , Gelnhausen (Schnepfenkopf) , Gießen (Dünsberg) , Großer Feldberg , Hardberg , Hoher Meißner , Kassel (Habichtswald) , Mainz-Kastel
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: Garz (Rügen) , Neubrandenburg-Süd , Rostock (Toitenwinkel) , Röbel , Schwerin (Zippendorf-Gr.Dreesch) , Züssow
Lower Saxony: Aurich-Popens , Braunschweig (Broitzem) , Braunschweig (Drachenberg) , Cuxhaven-Stadt , Dannenberg , Göttingen (Bovenden-Osterberg) , Hanover (Telemax) , Lingen , Lüneburg-Neu Wendhausen , Molbergen-Peheim , Osnabrück (Bramsche-Schleptruper Egge) , Hildesheim (Sibbesse / Griesberg) , Visselhövede
North Rhine-Westphalia: Aachen (Karlshöhe) , Bielefeld (Hünenburg) , Bonn (Venusberg) , Dortmund (Florian tower) , Düsseldorf (Rheinturm) , Eggegebirge , Herscheid , Hochsauerland (Hunau) , Cologne (Colonius) , Langenberg , Lügde-Rischenau (Köterberg ) , Minden (Jakobsberg) , Münster (telecommunications tower) , Siegen-Süd , Wesel
Rhineland-Palatinate: Bad Marienberg (Westerwald) , Bornberg , Daun (Eifel) , Edenkoben (Kalmit) , Idar-Oberstein , Kaiserslautern , Kettrichhof , Koblenz (Kühkopf) , Trier (Petrisberg)
Saarland: Saarbrücken (Schoksberg)
Saxony: Chemnitz , Dresden , Geyer , Leipzig , Löbau , Neustadt , Oschatz , Schöneck
Saxony-Anhalt: Brocken , Burg , Dequede , Petersberg , Pettstädt (Weißenfels) , Wittenberg
Schleswig-Holstein: Bungsberg , Flensburg , Heide , Helgoland , Kiel (Kronshagen) , Lübeck (Stockelsdorf) , Westerland (Sylt)
Thuringia: Bleßberg (Sonneberg) , Gera , Inselsberg , Jena (Oßmaritz) , Kulpenberg , Saalfeld (Remda) , Lobenstein (Sieglitzberg) , Weimar (Ettersberg)
former DAB multiplex channel 11D until December 2013
block
Programs (data services)
ERP (kW)
Antenna pattern round (ND),
Polarization horizontal (H) /
Single frequency network (SFN)
11D
1 live (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Cologne (K) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Aachen (AC) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Bielefeld (BI) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Dortmund (DO) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Münster (MS) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Rhine-Ruhr (RR) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 victories (SI) (72 kbps)
WDR 2 Wuppertal (W) (72 kbps)
WDR 3 (96 kbps)
WDR 4 (72 kbps)
WDR 5 (64 kbps)
WDRcosmo (64 kbps)
1 Live diGGi (72 kbps)
WDR mouse (64 kbps)
WDR event (48 kbps)
WDR EPG (8 kbps)
ARD TPEG (16 kbps)
1
D (10–230 °)
V
Aachen region: Aachen (Stolberg-Donnerberg) , Eifel (Dahlem-Bärbelkreuz)
Bergisches Land: Gummersbach (Engelskirchen-Hohe Warte) , Wuppertal (Auf der Königshöhe)
Rhineland: Bonn (Venusberg) , Cologne (Kölnturm)
Rhine and Ruhr: Düsseldorf (Rheinturm) , Kleve (Bresserberg) , Langenberg (Hordtberg)
Ruhr: Dortmund (Florian Tower)
Münsterland: Münster (Nottuln-Baumberge)
Ostwestfalen-Lippe: Bad Oeynhausen (P.Westf.-Wittekindsberg) , Herford (Eggeberg) , Ibbenbüren (Blomenkamp) , Oelde (Mackenberg) , Stemwede (Arrenkamp) , Teutoburg Forest (Bielstein) , Willebadessen (Eggegebirge)
South Westphalia: Arnsberg (Schloßberg) , Ederkopf (Oberste Henn) , Hochsauerland (Hunau) , Nordhelle , Olsberg , Siegen (Giersberg)
, Wesel (Büderich)
Digital television (DVB-T and DVB-T2)
Since the start of digital terrestrial television DVB-T , several bouquets with 50 kW each have been broadcast. Due to the proximity to the Dutch border, the main beam direction is 150 °.
Programs broadcast via DVB-T / -T2 until March 28, 2017:
channel
Frequency (MHz)
Multiplex
Programs in multiplex
ERP (kW)
Antenna pattern / directed round (ND) (D)
Polarization horizontal (H) /
Modulation
FEC
Guard
Bit rate (Mbit / s)
29
538
RTL Group 1)
50
D (50–250 °)
V
16-QAM
2/3
1/4
13.27
35
586
ZDFmobil
50
D (50–250 °)
V
16-QAM
2/3
1/4
13.27
43 2)
650
Media broadcast
50
46
674
WDR (Düsseldorf)
50
D (50–250 °)
V
16-QAM
2/3
1/4
13.27
48
690
ARD Digital (WDR)
50
D (50–250 °)
V
16-QAM
2/3
1/4
13.27
52
722
LfM
50
D (50–250 °)
V
16-QAM
2/3
1/4
13.27
55
746
ProSiebenSat.1 Media
50
D (50–250 °)
V
16-QAM
2/3
1/4
13.27
DVB-T2 HD Between May 20 and 31, 2016, DVB-T2 HD was broadcast in North Rhine-Westphalia. This allowed 6 programs to be received in multiplex mode, namely Das Erste HD, Pro Sieben HD, Sat 1 HD, RTL HD, Vox HD and ZDF HD via antenna on channel 43 with 50 kW from the Wesel broadcaster. Since March 29, 2017, at least 36 TV channels have been broadcast exclusively in HD format.
In addition to the Wesel transmission mast, there is the "Langer Heinrich" telecommunications tower built in 1983 on the other side of the Rhine in the Wesel city center .
Analog television (PAL)
Before the switch to DVB-T, the broadcasting location was used to broadcast analog television programs.
Formerly analog programs
channel
Frequency (MHz)
program
ERP (kW)
Antenna pattern / round (ND)
Polarization horizontal (H) /
35
583.25
ZDF
490
ND
H
48
687.25
WDR television (Düsseldorf)
420
ND
H
52
719.25
RTL Television (West)
200
D.
H
56
751.25
VOX
25th
D.
H
59
775.25
WDR television (Essen)
200
D.
H
See also Web links Individual evidence
↑ Activation of the federal mux. www.digitalradio-in-deutschland.de. Retrieved June 10, 2017 .
↑ Super User: Reception. www.digitalradio.de. Retrieved April 16, 2016 .
↑ Reception areas of DVB-T2 HD - first stage from May 31, 2016 as a PDF file
↑ Station table with channel assignments from March 29, 2017
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