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The '''Transmitter Hornisgrinde''' is a transmission facility for ] and ] on ] in the ]. It has two towers: a small steel framework tower, which belongs to ] and which is used for directional services and for transmitting the programme of "]" on 106.3 MHz and a big concrete tower of the SWR (] = South West German Broadcasting Company), which was built between ] and ]. The '''Transmitter Hornisgrinde''' is a transmission facility for ] and ] on ] in the ]. It has two towers: a small steel framework tower, which belongs to ] and which is used for directional services and for transmitting the programme of "]" on 106.3 MHz and a big concrete tower of the SWR (] = South West German Broadcasting Company), which was built between 1971 and 1972.


The latter tower is situated at {{coord|48|36|25|N|8|12|9|E|type:landmark_region:DE}} (city of ]) and has a height of 206 metres and is used to transmit all radio programmes of SWR, the program of Radio Regenbogen and the first TV program of ARD. The latter tower is situated at {{coord|48|36|25|N|8|12|9|E|type:landmark_region:DE}} (city of ]) and has a height of 206 metres and is used to transmit all radio programmes of SWR, the program of Radio Regenbogen and the first TV program of ARD.

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Radio Tower

The Transmitter Hornisgrinde is a transmission facility for FM and TV on Hornisgrinde in the Black Forest. It has two towers: a small steel framework tower, which belongs to Deutsche Telekom and which is used for directional services and for transmitting the programme of "Deutschlandfunk" on 106.3 MHz and a big concrete tower of the SWR (Südwestrundfunk = South West German Broadcasting Company), which was built between 1971 and 1972.

The latter tower is situated at 48°36′25″N 8°12′9″E / 48.60694°N 8.20250°E / 48.60694; 8.20250 (city of Sasbachwalden) and has a height of 206 metres and is used to transmit all radio programmes of SWR, the program of Radio Regenbogen and the first TV program of ARD.

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