Kojál radio transmitter, Radio transmitter station in Krásensko, Czech Republic.
The Kojál radio transmitter is a 340-meter-tall broadcasting facility positioned on Kojál Hill near Brno at an elevation of 600 meters. The structure features separate antenna systems with FM radio broadcasting in the lower sections and television transmission in the higher sections.
The original transmission mast was built between 1959 and 1960 as a 324-meter guyed mast with a triangular cross-section anchored at four different levels. This initial structure was later replaced by the larger facility that stands today.
The transmitter connects people across the region by delivering radio and television signals into homes every day. It has become an essential part of how local communities stay informed and entertained.
The site is located on Kojál Hill at a higher elevation, which allows for good signal transmission across the surrounding area. Access to the transmitter itself is restricted for safety reasons, but the surrounding area can be explored.
The facility ranks as the third tallest structure in the Czech Republic and is marked by precise coordinates at 49°22′12″N and 16°48′58″E. Those who seek out the exact location can appreciate the technical precision of its placement.
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