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Telecommunication
tower
Willebadessen
Telecommunication
tower
2007
Basic
dataPlace:Will
bath
foodCountry :North
Rhine-WestphaliaCountry:GermanyAltitude :417 m
above
sea
level NHNUse:Telecommunications
tower , broadcasting
stationAccessibility:Transmission
tower
not
open
to
the
publicOwner :German
radio
towerTower
dataConstruction
time :1989-1990
Construction
costs :26.5
million DMClient :German
Federal
Post
OfficeBuilding
materials :Concrete , reinforced
concrete
Operating
time:since
1992Total
height :138 mOperation
room:45 mData
on
the
transmission
systemLast
modification (antenna) :June
2019Last
modification (transmitter) :Summer
2019Waveband :FM
transmitterRadio :VHF
broadcastingSend
types:DAB , mobile
radio , directional
radio
Further
data
Commissioning :September
1,
1992Height
of tower
shaft :132.5
m
The telecommunications
tower
Willebadessen is
a
138
m
high transmission
tower
of the German
radio
tower in
the Egge
Mountains . It
is
located
west
of Willebadessen in
the
immediate
vicinity
of
the
intersection
of
Lichtenauer
Weg
and Eggeweg (Lichtenauer
Kreuz)
at
an
altitude
of 417 m
above
sea
level. NHN .
historyTo
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Telecommunication
tower
Willebadessen
2017
The
reinforced
concrete tower ( type
tower ,
series
FMT
14-16) built
in
1989/90 is
used
for directional
radio , mobile
radio and
the
transmission
of
digital
radio
programs
in
the DAB
+ standard
as
well
as
the
VHF
program
from Radio
Hochstift . Up
until
May
2006, basic television
broadcasters for
ZDF
and
WDR
television
were
also
in
operation at
the
location . The
construction
costs
amounted
to
26.5
million
DM.
The
shaft
height
of
the
tower
is
132.5
m,
it
has
an
operating
floor
at
a
height
of
45
m. The
service
network,
namely
a
radio
link
between
Willebadessen
and Rischenau ( Köterberg
telecommunications
tower )
was
commissioned
on
September
1,
1992.
The
23.5
m
long,
red
and
white
painted
television
antenna
was
installed
in
September
1993,
so
the
total
height
of
the
system
was
156
m. With
the
switch
to
digital
television
( DVB-T ),
the
analogue
television
stations
were
switched
off
on
May
29,
2006
and
the
antenna
was
dismantled
again
in
summer
2007. Since
then,
television
coverage
in
the
region
has
been ensured by
the WDR's Teutoburg
Forest station .
June
2019
to
supply
the
region
were
new
5.3
m
high
with
digital
radio VHF - dipole
antennas mounted. Since
then,
a
tower
height
of
138
m
has
been
reached. [1]
Today's
telecommunications
tower
replaces
a
150
m
high
steel
lattice
tower
from
1965.
The
old
tower
(also
known
as
the
"Willebadessener
Eiffel
Tower")
was
dismantled
in
the
spring
of
1995,
as
maintenance
and
repairs
made
continued
operation
uneconomical.
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