2011 - April - 10 |
Send in by 1 of my visitors, a nice view of the trees in bloom. |
2009 - May - 24 |
This shoot turned into a lenghty 3 hour visit, |
where I found myself wondering across these historic grounds. |
This resulted in 193 pictures totalling nearly 1GB of data. |
Norkring has 1 DAB mux in use, RTBF.be uses this site for |
1 AM station, 3 FM stations, 1 DAB mux and 1 DVB-T mux. |
All SW transmissions are a thing of the past, luckily for me, the antennas are not. |
An historical overview (written in French) can be found here. |
DAB aerials. |
The RTBF.be TV & radio mast, situated near building TV2. |
The picture below is a merger of 3 pictures, file size is 8MB at 1835px by 6820px. |
Taken from behind building TV1. |
Various close-ups. |
I'm sorry, I don't speak Spanish ;-) |
The grounding cable. |
More views from underneath the tower. |
The feeders up-close and personal. |
The transmitter hut. |
The former transmitter huts. |
A dish near building TV2, they lovingly gave it a coat ;-) |
More views from the TV & radio mast. |
The AM antenna (245 meters in height), it used to carry 2 stations, 1 French & 1 Flemish. |
A specially designed diplexer was used to transmit both signals via 1 mast. |
A schematic can be viewed here. |
This site was unique, normally Flemish stations are not allowed on Walloon soil. |
That may not sound like anything special, but in a country with a lot of political tension between |
the North (Flemish region) & the South (French region) it was! |
SW antennas of the rusty kind. |
More SW antennas, take a right at the entrance. |
The road to building TV1. |
Building TV1. |
SW antennas located in front of building TV1. |
SW antennas & feeders located behind building TV1. |
Also located behind building TV1..., sheep... and sheep have lambs. |
This mast is located near building TV2. |
Building TV2. |
Various antennas captured in one shot. |
Hmm... it's only dangerous when you're dumb enough |
to climb the towers and fiddle with the cables. |
The way out. |
2003 - February - 17 |
General view and a closer look at the towers & broadcast elements. |