Hardberg transmitter

The radio tower Hardenberg is erected on the Hardenberg (Odenwald ) at Abtsteinach Tower of Hessischer Rundfunk for FM radio and radio relay.

The 1988 built in steel truss design Sendeturm Hardenberg weighs 130 tons, is 135 meters high and stands on an area of ​​12 m × 12 m. The transmitter site was taken in 1951 by the Hessischer Rundfunk in operation. Until 1988 there was a 115 m high tubular mast, which was built in 1951 at this point.

Location of the tower:

  • 8 ° 48 ' 17 "E, 49 ° 32' 28" north latitude

Coordinates of the two antenna support:

  • 8 ° 48 ' 15 "E, 49 ° 32' 20" north latitude
  • 8 ° 48 ' 12 "E, 49 ° 32' 23" north latitude

Frequencies and programs

Analogue radio (FM )

The antenna pattern of the main beam directions are given in degrees in the case of directed radiation.

TV

As for today's television supply, the environment of the transmitter Hardenberg falls under the coverage area of the transmitter Würzberg.

Until the end of analogue broadcasting of television programs in Hesse on 29 May 2006 was broadcast by following this program in broadcasting methods PAL:

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