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| The '''Fernmeldeturm Berlin-Schäferberg''' erected from ] to ] is a ] and closed to the public. It stands upon the ] in the southwest of ]. | |||
| The Fernmeldeturm Berlin-Schäferberg is 212 m (695 ft) high, the shaft alone is 187 m (613 ft). At the height between 101.6 m to 132.44 m some operating (or service?) floors are located, equipped with devices mainly for the use of directed radio relay transmissions. | |||
| In the time from ] until the early ] this telecommunications tower was mainly used for trans-horizon relay transmissions to ] with the counter-stations ] in the ] and ] in the ]. | |||
| For this purpose the tower was equipped with two parabolic antennas with 30 m (96 ft) in diameter mounted on its shaft, which were dismantled in ], because of these antennas the shaft had to be constructed considerably more stable than other telecommunication towers of similar size, like the ] in ] or the ]. | |||
| Next th the Fernmeldeturm Berlin-Schäferberg existed another tower, constructed as freestanding steel framework tower, which also carried 30m parabolic antennas for trans-horizon radio relays. This tower has been dismantled completely. | |||
| Now the Fernmeldeturm Berlin-Schäferberg is only used for his formerly secondary use, the broadcast of TV and radio programmes | |||
| in the 87 to 108 MHz range. | |||
| from the year ] this tower is also used for transmission in the 1485 kHz band. but since the tower was not built for this initially a long-wire-antenna had to be installed. | |||
| == External links == | |||
| * http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0012105 | |||
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