Radio Transmitter Sites throughout the World:
600 kW transmitter.. pic.twitter.com/7YztJbq3zl
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Power and SWR display of 500 KW shortwave station.. pic.twitter.com/TvOfjmSkhQ
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The two antennas on the Klewenalp in July 2012, 4…30 MHz from HyGain, controlled by Marconi transmitters with 10 kW. These antennas were used for embassy radio.
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In 2018 they fell victim to the so-called 'progress'. pic.twitter.com/LA6mHhgGpq
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— RossRadio (@cqcqcqdx) June 25, 2023
Long-wave radio beacon NDB (Non Directional Bacon) at small airport in Belp (Bern) (Call sign: BER) with roof capacitance at the antenna tip and extension coil immediately below. pic.twitter.com/NA1Kpaf2dS
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