Mediumwave transmitter Bremen

The Mediumwave transmitter Bremen utilizes a cage aerial mounted on a 45-meter lattice steel mast to broadcast radio signals across northern Germany.

Built in 1999 to replace the old facility at Leher Feld, this transmitter operated at 936 kHz with a power output of 50 kilowatts until 2010.

The transmitter served as Radio Bremen's primary broadcasting facility, enabling regional programming distribution throughout northern Germany and parts of Europe during nighttime hours.

The transmitter's location near the Wümme bog grassland allows clear signal propagation, while its technical specifications ensure coverage across multiple geographical regions.

The aerial system achieved a gain of 4.5 decibels, enabling the 50-kilowatt transmitter to produce results equivalent to a 140-kilowatt system with standard gain.

Location: Bremen

GPS coordinates: 53.10861,8.93611

Latest update: March 5, 2025 20:41