Gubałówka transmission tower

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Gubałówka transmission tower

The transmission tower Gubałówka (Polish name: RTON Gubałówka ) is a free-standing steel lattice tower on the Gubałówka above the Polish city ​​of Zakopane . The tower stands at an altitude of 1122  m npm and is 102 meters high. It is used to broadcast FM and television programs . The transmitter went into operation in 1956 as a medium wave transmitter. On December 10, 1958, the television station went into operation, which uses transmitting antennas installed on the roof of the restaurant. In 1961, a 53-meter-high guyed steel truss mast was erected, which, because it was also used as a medium wave transmitter, was insulated from the earth and carried the antennae of the television transmitter on the top. At the beginning of the 1990s, the medium wave transmitter was shut down and in 1999 the guyed steel lattice mast was replaced by today's steel lattice tower.

Broadcast programs

radio

program frequency Transmission power polarization
Polskie Radio Program 2 90.9 MHz 0.3 kW vertical
Polskie Radio Program 1 92.8 MHz 10 kW horizontal
Polskie Radio Trójka 98.2 MHz 10 kW horizontal
Radio Kraków 100.0 MHz 10 kW horizontal
Radio RMF FM 101.8 MHz 10 kW horizontal
Radio Zet 106.3 MHz 10 kW horizontal
Radio VOX FM Kraków 107.9 MHz 0.1 kW vertical

watch TV

program frequency Channel number Transmission power
TVP3 Kraków 223.25 MHz 12 0.1 kW
TVN 527.25 MHz 28 1 kW
TVP 2 575.25 MHz 34 10 kW
TVP 1 687.25 MHz 48 10 kW
Polsat 711.25 MHz 51 10 kW

Individual evidence

  1. RadioPolska: RTON Zakopane * G.Gubałówka * (Polish)

Coordinates: 49 ° 18 ′ 25 ″  N , 19 ° 56 ′ 25 ″  E