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

The amended announced measures to optimize the power transmission network
and the expansion of broadcasting in the VHF range, on 6 April BNR stopped
most of its medium wave transmitters. Only three of the stations will be
fully closed (Suvorovo Haskovo and Dobrich), otherwise it was announced
that shall be suspended and will be preserved. Possible subsequent use of
these stations for digital broadcasting.
List of excluded transmitters:
Program "Horizon"
Suvorovo - 1485 kHz (closed completely)
Dobrich - 1584 kHz (closed completely)
Pirin 1 to 963 kHz
Varna 2 to 1143 kHz
Sofia 4 to 963 kHz
Pleven 1 to 594 kHz
Stara Zagora 1 to 1161 kHz
Program "Hristo Botev"
Haskovo - 1485 kHz (closed completely)
Pleven 2 to 1296 kHz
Pirin 2 to 702 kHz
Sofia 2 to 828 kHz
Shumen 1 to 828 kHz
Vidin 2 to 576 kHz
Regional radio stations
Radio Plovdiv - 648 kHz
Radio Stara Zagora - 873 kHz
Radio Varna - 774 kHz
Radio Varna - 9300 kHz
(rather 6000 kHz the "Hi Sea!" Of the Bulgarian sailors)
Radio Shumen - 963 kHz
Will continue to operate transmitters in Dulovo, Kardjali, Malko Tarnovo,
Samuel, Targovishte, Shumen and Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Radio stations
abroad - 747 kHz and 1224 kHz Petrich Vidin. Saving the only transmitter
in Bulgaria in the range of long waves - Vakarel 261 kHz.
(Bulgarian Predavatel website
(Google translation) Apr 6)
261 kHz Sofia Vakarel 60 kW longwave site, started by Telefunken in Nov
1937. Photo of tall 196 meters mast, Blaw-Knox design like Koenigsberg
Heilsberg/after WWII at Latvia, Lakihegy Hungary, Melnik CSSR, Donau
Alpenland Danube Reichspost/after WWII Brno at Dobrochov CSSR etc.
42 34 27.65 N 23 42 01.08 E
Three antenna masts around, also MW masts of MW 1161 kHz 40 kW and 774 kHz
40 kW at
42 34 35.14 N 23 41 55.52 E and
42 34 30.29 N 23 42 15.90 E
see
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