Lauterach Transmitter, Radio transmitter in Lauterach, Austria.
The Lauterach Transmitter is a broadcasting facility in Austria standing approximately 116 meters tall with a guyed steel lattice mast structure. The installation transmits FM and television signals across the surrounding region.
The transmitter began broadcasting in 1930 as a medium-wave station and continued that role until 1995. It was then adapted for modern FM and television transmission services.
The transmitter has been a visual landmark in the region's skyline for many decades, connecting communities through broadcasting. It stands as a reminder of how radio technology shaped everyday life and information sharing in the 20th century.
The transmitter is located at an accessible spot near Lauterach and can be viewed from outside the property. The best time to photograph it is during clear weather when the steel structure is well-defined against the sky.
The structure dates from the 1930s and features an advanced grounding system that was cutting-edge for its era, optimizing signal transmission efficiency. This technical detail made it an innovative installation for its time.
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