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German Wireless.
Broadcast and Transmitter History and other topics. Last update 05/27/2008. |
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Early transmitter site Nauen (B3)
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German Wireless History. Milestones Click on blue dots |
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History Time Line (Last update 2005) Time Line of German Broadcast and Radio History. |
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Personalities of Wireless (Last update 2003) Personalyties of German Wireless and Broadcast |
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Beginning of German wireless (Last update 2007) Count Arco and professor Slaby installed the first German antenna on the tower of the "Heiland" church in Sacrow. |
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VOX House , Funkstunde
(Last update 04/10/2005) First German officially broadcast studio and transmitter, Berlin 1923. |
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Broadcast in the taylor workshop (B2)
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broadcast stations Click on blue dots |
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Transmitter Nauen (Last update 2000.) Commercial and broadcast transmitter site near Berlin (Deutsche Welle) |
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Funkturm" (Last update 2005.) Former radio tower of Berlin. Drawing : Radio tower Berlin "Funkturm" with 2 nd antenna tower. A foot of the tower . Special view: The tower and the sky . The "Funkturm" was used earlier as radio - and television - transmitter. Broadcast station since 1925. Already 1936 television was transmitted from here. More information about the Funkturm on the VOX-House page. |
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Broadcast station SFB (Last update 2003) The "Berlin radio station" SFB, "Sender Freies Berlin" operates with a medium waveband transmitter in Berlin Charlottenburg. 567 KHz, 5 KW. The antenna mast is 130 meters high. DAM modulation (dynamic amplitude modulation) . Photo of the mast top , photo of the mast foot. Photo of the station building (studios). The station is as of 06/01/1954 on air. Since 2003 is the SFB and the ORB combined to RBB (Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg) |
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Broadcast station RIAS (Last update 2005) Berlin broadcast transmitter RIAS. "The Voice of the free world" |
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Transmitter
site Zehlendorf (Last update 2007.) The "long wave" transmitter Zehlendorf in the north of Berlin. It is active since 1936. Maximum output power on 177 KHz: 750 Kw. 2 antennas are available: Triangle antenna (150 meters high) and main antenna (360 meters high). Photo of the two antennas .The transmitter sent the program "Deutschland Radio", former "DS Kultur" and "RIAS" and "Stimme der DDR". Since 2001 a b.c. band transmitter is in use. Photo inside 1994. (Photo by Werner Bader) |
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Transmitter site Burg. (Last update 2000.) The transmitter site is located near Burg (ex GDR) in Germany. Today are on air: "MDR Info", MW (BC) 783 KHz and "Radioropa", LW 261 KHz. During the "cold war" political propaganda transmitters were also operated from here: "Der deutsche Freiheitssender 904" and "Der deutsche Soldatensender 935". Next to other antennas, a 324 meters pylon and two 210 meters pylons were in use. |
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German FM broadcast transmitter 02/28/1949, Muenchen. 250 W. 90.1 MHz. Photo: "Funkschau 1959, vol 8, page 176" |
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Early transmitters |
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Historical
replicas by Helmut Kern (Coming soon) |
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Visits to radio related museums Click on blue dots |
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German Radio and Broadcast Museum (Last update 2007) |
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"Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin" (Last update 1998) The "Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin" is located in Berlin Kreuzberg |
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Kuba-Museum, Wolfenbuettel (Last update 3/2006) |
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Braun collection Ettel / Ebendorf |
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Radio exhibition in Woltersdorf near Berlin |
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Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin Visit the exhibition. (Last updated 2007) |
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German and European radio related museums List of some German and European radio related museums |
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The
forgetful professor (B1)
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The world of radio sets Click on blue dots |
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"Volksempfangers" and accessories List of the legendary "Volksempfanger" with many accesory information |
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Radio sets of former "German Democratic Republic (GDR)".
List and gallery |
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Radio experimental construction
sets, like "Radiomann", Stabo, Braun, RIM, Polytronic, Philips,
ITT, etc. |
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"The young Marconi". Construction kit for children |
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Logos of German Radio Manufacturers and Companies |
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Radio old-timer links. Some old-time radio related link |
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Zukunft ? | |
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Why the collecting of radio oldtimers is so interesting. |
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Radio engineering in some details |
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Broadcast program lists. |
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German broadcast transmitters List of early German Broadcast transmitters1923-1933 |
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Frequencies of German and European broadcast transmitters List of German and European broadcast transmitter frequencies in 1932 |
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Frequencies of German MW and LW transmitters List of German broadcast transmitter frequencies in 1943 |
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wave (LW/LF) frequency list |
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The Transmitters of Berlin List of broadcast transmitters in Berlin, 1923 - 1945 |
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Broadcast band ranges in Germany |
The collector of old-time radio sets is interested in the "hardware", that means the broadcast equipment itself. With it the radio sets were only resources for the purpose of: Listening the broadcast program. What did the listeners in the first decades of the radio hear actual? Please, read the small selection of radio program.
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Miscellaneous |
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 Dictionary German / English and English / German Old radio related dictionary |
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Professional journals and program periodicals List of many German radio related periodicals |
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Photos of periodical "Funktechnik" Some Photos from the German magazine "Funk-Technik", 1947 |
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Radio related picture riddles |
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Battery Manufacturers Old-time battery and accumulator manufacurers |
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Old-time Head phone manufacturers |
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Built your own paper model radio set |
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(Die Skizzen sind der Zeitschrift Funk, Weidmannsche
Verlagshandlung, Berlin entnommen)
(B1) = Seite 90, Funk, 1924, Zeichner Popp
(B2 ) = Seite 257, Funk, 1924, Zeichner unbekannt
(B3) = Seite 417, Funk, 1924, Zeichner G. Fechtnen
