RKS Moravské Budějovice, Radio transmission complex in Domamil, Czech Republic.
RKS Moravské Budějovice is a transmission complex located in Domamil featuring two towers positioned on Velký Radvan hill. The main tower stands at approximately 107.5 meters (353 feet) tall, while a secondary tower reaches 85.5 meters (281 feet).
Construction of the facility took place between 1952 and 1954 with an initial 50-meter tower. The installation was occupied by Soviet soldiers in August 1968, a defining moment in its operational history.
From 1954 to 1964, the station transmitted radio signals while simultaneously functioning as a signal interference point for western radio broadcasts.
The location sits atop a hill accessible by roads through the surrounding countryside. The facility received upgrades in 2002 that enabled remote operation and improved reliability of the broadcasting service.
Soviet soldiers occupied the transmission station during August 1968, marking a significant period in the facility's operational history.
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