Eilvese transmitter was an early long-distance radiotelegraphy station at Eilvese, Germany owned by Transradio AG, used for transmission of telegrams...

mast of Eilvese transmitter, Eilvese, Germany 1913 250 820 52°31′40″N 9°24′24″E / 52.52778°N 9.40667°E / 52.52778; 9.40667 (Eilvese transmitter (demolished))...

6, respectively, compared to the Eilvese transmitter serving overseas traffic and the high-powered Nauen Transmitter Station. Until early summer 1925...

games Sebastian Ernst (born 1995), footballer, played over 250 games Eilvese transmitter (demolished in 1931) "Verzeichnis der direkt gewählten Bürgermeister/-innen...

a 12 kW, 60 kHz transmitter was installed at Stough in 1912. A 100 kW, 400 pole unit (top of page) was put into operation at Eilvese, Neustadt-am-Ruebenberger...

Lingen ( FM, TV) Cremlingen (MW, dismantled) Eilvese (VLF, shut down) Torfhaus (FM, TV) Peheim transmitter (FM, TV) Zeven (LW Decca, dismantled) Langenberg...

intercontinental radiotelegraph traffic. Large 100-kilowatt Goldschmidt transmitters in Eilvese, Germany and Tuckerton, New Jersey, USA were used in the first...

A list of VLF-transmitters and LF-transmitters, which work or worked on frequencies below 100 kHz. Meredith, Nigel P.; Horne, Richard B.; Clilverd, Mark...

Martin's Church, Landshut: 130.6 m Guyed mast (grounded): Longwave transmitter Donebach, Mudau: 363 m Guyed mast (insulated): Masts of DHO38, Saterland:...

tower was used to communicate with an identical radio telegraph station in Eilvese, Germany starting on Jun 19, 1914, less than two weeks before the assassination...