Von: BueschelW@web.de im Auftrag von Wolfgang Bueschel ...

The coordinates are for 846/1359 kHz. For 585/1116 kHz different.
Foto of new FM/TV/telecom tower.
(Victor Rutkovsky-RUS, SW TXsite Feb 7)
RUS Saratov 1278 kHz 30 kW
51 33 20.99 N 45 55 34.80 E
RUS Ibresi Chuv 1512 kHz 7 kW
55 16 05.99 N 46 59 35.56 E
better image now visible at
RUS Kazan 252 kHz 150 kW, 1521 kHz 20 kW 150m mast
55 49 06.31 N 49 10 24.72 E
55 48 58.43 N 49 10 32.90 E
55 49 02.29 N 55 49 02.29 N
(wb, SW TXsite Feb 7)
TX photos of Krasnodar, Russia. I spent a lot of hours trying to find some
photos of the Tx site near Krasnodar, Russia, but it was all in vain,
except for one very very blurry. Then I had a strike of luck!
Once while surfing Google I started to use the key words "Krasnodar,
Antanna farm" in Cyrillics (Russian alphabet) and all of a sudden I
stumbled upon a report accompanied by three photos of this site in a small
Russian newspaper, published mostly for the local farmers near Krasnodar.
It was interesting to read that the collective farmers (they are still in
Russia) gathered a good crop of wheat, using the area in close proximity
to the antenna towers. The land there is very fertile and valuable. Yes,
indeed, the antenna farm occupies a huge territory and the towers are
self-supporting, so it's possible to use the agricultural machinery there
(see the satellite image of the Tx site, which I divided into two parts -
North and South).
Looking at the configuration and the arrays of the towers you can realize
that the camera was directed toward the East-South from the North on the
satellite image. The original size of the photos was quite small and
enlarging them, of course, didn't improve their quality. Sorry.
The exact coordinates are
45 28 48,9 N 40 06 57,0 E
(Lev Lytovchenko-CAN, SW TXsite Feb 7)
7200 R. Rossii "Sakha", Yakutsk, Siberia, at 0900-f/out 0940 UT on 11
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