- 1849: Two-thirds of the town was destro**** by a
major fire. 1967:
Sender Donebach begins transmitting. 1974:
Closure of the narrow-gauge
railway from Mosbach...
- The
Sender Donebach was a 500-kilowatt long wave
radio transmitter operating on 153 kHz and
transmitting the
program of
German public broadcaster Deutschlandfunk...
- -95.17667 (KSAX-TV Tower)
Sender Donebach 363 m (1,191 ft) 1982 Gu**** mast LF-transmission Germany Mudau-
Donebach, Baden-Wu"rttemberg
demolished in...
- Church, Landshut: 130.6 m Gu**** mast (grounded):
Longwave transmitter Donebach, Mudau: 363 m Gu**** mast (insulated):
Masts of DHO38, Saterland: 353 m...
-
December 2014
longwave transmissions from
Donebach on 153 kHz and
Aholming on 207 kHz ceased,
although Donebach 153 kHz
continued into the
early hours of...
- Baden-Württemberg. Only the two
masts of
Donebach longwave transmitter are
taller in the
Mudau community. As the
masts of
Donebach transmitter,
Reisenbach Telecommunication...
- Pic
Blanc (MW,
partially dismantled) Pic de Nore
transmitter (FM, TV)
Donebach (LW, dismantled) (DLF)
Heidelberger Fernsehturm (FM, TV) Heidelberg-Dossenheim...
- a new
radio tower. This was done for
example with the
masts at
Sender Donebach in 1982 and with the
wooden tower of
Transmitter Ismaning in 1934. After...
- were
nearly of the same
height to
wavelength ratio as
those of
Sender Donebach (0.1829). The
distance between them was 483 metres.
During Daytime, the...
-
reserve antenna for the
longwave stations at
Zehlendorf bei
Oranienburg and
Donebach. In 1994, a 67-m-high
precast concrete cellular transmission tower was...
