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DVB-T / DVB-T2 / DTV / DVB-H / HDTV / DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 Mhz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 Mhz) References DVB-T / DVB-T2 / DTV / DVB-H / HDTV / DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 MHz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 MHz) KATHREIN SE, Broadcast Antennas Anton-Kathrein-Str. 1-3, 83022 Rosenheim, Germany Telephone +49 8031 184 0, Telefax +49 8031 184 495, E-mail: [email protected] www.kathrein.com References DVB-T/DVB-T2/DTV/DVB-H/HDTV/DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 MHz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 MHz) as it stands per October 2018 Country Station Year Country Station Year Afghanistan Kabul 1 2011 Albania Sopoti 2 2016 Kabul 2 2011 Taraboshi 2016 Tepelena 2016 Albania Arapaj Durres 2015 Tirana 2012 Ardenica 1 2006 Tregtani 2015 Ardenica 2 2016 Trunci 2016 Asim Zeneli 2016 Tushemishti 2015 Ballshi Koder 2015 Zverneci 2016 Berat Kala 2016 Bogova 2016 Algeria Ain N Sour 2011 Burreli 2015 Algier 2005 Carshova 2016 Bouderga 2011 Cervenake 2016 Chrea 2009 Corovoda 2016 Kef El Akhal 2009 Dajti Mountain 1 2010 M Cid 2011 Dajti Mountain 2 2010 Mecheria 2011 Datjti 2016 Megriss 2011 Dobrenji 2015 Tessala 2009 Durres 2010 Fushe Arres 2016 Angola Landa A 2008 Fushe Dajti 2016 Landa C 2008 Gjuzaj 2016 Gllava 2016 Argentina Ayuyarito 2012 Grabjani 2015 Bella Vista 2009 Gramshi 2016 Buenos Aires 2006 Haderaj 2016 Buenos Aires 2008 K.Reshen 2015 Florencia Varela 2009 Koder Ishem 2015 Mendoza 2013 Korca 2010 N.N. 2012 Koshnica 2015 N.N. 2012 Kruja 2016 Pilar 2007 Kryevidhi 2015 Terepaima 2012 Ksamili 2016 Kuc Vlore 2016 Austria Aigen 2012 Kurbneshi 2016 Arsenal/Wien 5 2006 Lapidari 2015 Baden-Hartberg 2016 Leskoviku 2016 Bregenz2 Lauterach 2012 Lezha Kala 2016 Dünserberg 2007 Librazhdi 2016 Eben-Pongau 2014 Ligovuni 2015 Eisenstadt 2006 Llogora 2016 Freinberg 2007 Lurthi 2015 Freinberg/Linz 2 2006 Mabe 2016 Freistadt 2012 Mide 2016 Gaisberg 2010 Mile 2016 Gmunden-Grünberg 2016 Morave 2015 Graz-Fürstenstand 2013 Pepellash 2016 Hauser-Kaibling 2015 Perlati 2016 Himmelhof 2006 Permeti 2016 Hinterbrühl-Römerwand 2015 Peshkopi 2015 Hirschenstein 1 2015 Petreshi 2016 Hirschenstein 2 2015 Planbardhe 2016 Hochstrass-Jochgrabenberg 2015 Pllana 2016 Högl 2013 Policani 2016 Hohe Salve 2007 Preza 2016 Jauerling 2006 Q.Prushi 2016 Kapfenberg 1 2015 Selce Tamara 2016 Kapfenberg 2 2015 Shen Vasili 2016 Katrin 2007 Sheshi 2016 Kitzbüheler Horn 1 2013 Sopoti 1 2016 Kitzbüheler Horn 2 2014 Page 1 of 22 References DVB-T/DVB-T2/DTV/DVB-H/HDTV/DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 MHz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 MHz) as it stands per October 2018 Country Station Year Country Station Year Austria Kitzbüheler Horn 3 2014 Benin Banikoara 2018 Klangturm/St.Pölten 4 2006 Bante 2018 Koralpe 2007 Bassila 2018 Landeck 2015 Bembereke 2018 Leutasch-Moosalm 2010 Boukoumbe 2018 Lin2 Freinberg 2012 Calavi 2018 Linz1 Lichtenberg 2012 Cotonou 2018 Linz1 Lichtenberg 2012 Dassa 2018 Luxkogel 2013 Djougou 2018 Mattersburg 2006 Gbehouse 2018 Mattersburg-Heuberg 2007 Kandi 2018 Patscherkofel 2006 Kerou 2018 Pfänder 1 2012 Ketou 2018 Pfänder 2 2012 Kompa 2018 Pfänder 3 2010 Kouande 2018 Pfänder 4 2012 Lokossa 2018 Piösmes 2010 Malanville 2018 Pöchlarn 2015 Materi 2018 Poysdorf-Galgenberg 2015 Natitingou 2018 Radenthein1- Mitterberg 1 2009 Nikki 2018 Radenthein1- Mitterberg 2 2009 Parakou 2018 Reutte Hahnenkamm 2015 Porga 2018 Ried im Innkreis 1 2009 Porto Novo 2018 Ried im Innkreis 2 2009 Savalou 2018 Rottenmann-Sonnenberg 2012 Save 2018 Schärding-Schardenberg 2012 Segbana 2018 Schöckl 1 2005 Sehoue 2018 Schöck 2l 2012 Tchaaourou 2018 Schöckl 3 2012 Seegrube 2013 Brazil Anhanguera 2007 Sonntagsberg 2016 Araraquara 1 2009 Sonnwendstein 2007 Araraquara 2 2010 St. Katharein 2011 Bauru 2011 Steyr 2013 Belem 2008 Stradnerkogel/Bad Gleichenberg 2013 Belo Horizonte 1 2008 Tux Wanglalpe 1 2010 Belo Horizonte 2 2008 Tux Wanglalpe 2 2010 Blumenau 2015 Viktring 2013 Brasilia 2013 Viktring/Klagenfurt 2006 Cabo Frio 2011 Weisseck 2013 Campinas 2010 Wien Ibis Mariahilfergürtel 2012 City of Manaus 2011 Wien Kahlenberg 2013 Curitiba 2011 Wien2 Himmelhof 2012 Florianopolis 2011 Wien-DC Tower 2014 Gapfiller OPCAO1 2010 Gapfiller OPCAO2 2010 Belgium Attenrode Wever 2010 Goiania 1 2008 Brussel 2001 Goiania 2 2010 Egem 2008 Joao Pessoa 2010 Gent 2010 Joinville 2013 Gent Belgacom 2006 Limeira 2011 GENT Ledeganck 2006 Morro di Pena 2012 GENT Rijkswacht 2006 Porto Alegre 2008 Meerhout 2010 Rio de Janeiro 2008 Nieuwkerken Waas 2010 Salvador 2008 Oostvleteren 2010 Sao Paulo 1 2010 Oud Turnhout 2010 Sao Paulo 2 2003 Schoten 2008 Uberlândia 2012 St. Pieters Leeuw 2010 Bulgaria Aida 2011 Benin Abomey 2018 Asenovgrad 2011 Page 2 of 22 References DVB-T/DVB-T2/DTV/DVB-H/HDTV/DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 MHz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 MHz) as it stands per October 2018 Country Station Year Country Station Year Bulgaria Aytos 2011 Bulgaria Zelen Dol 2 2011 Borovets 2011 Zlatograd 2011 Bratsigovo 2011 Brezhani 2011 Burundi Birime 2016 Bryag 2011 Birime rev. 2016 Burgas Shiloto 2011 Bujumbura 2016 Butovo 2011 Cibitoke 2016 Chepelare 2011 Gitega 2016 Devin 2011 Inanzerwe 2016 Dimitrovgrad 2011 Inanzerwe rev. 2016 Dobrudzha 2011 Kaberenge 2016 Dorkova 2011 Kaberenge rev. 2016 Dryanovo 2011 Kayanza 2016 Dupnitsa 2011 Manga 2016 Dzhulyunitsa 2011 Mutumba 2016 Etropole 2011 Muyinga 2016 Gorna Oryahovitsa 2011 Ngozi 2016 Gotes-Delchev 2011 Haskovo 2011 Cambodia Bantey Meanchey 2018 Ivanci 1 2010 Battambang 2018 Ivanci 2 2011 Prahsihaouk 2013 Kaynadina 1 2010 Pursat 2013 Kaynadina 2 2011 Stungtren 2018 Kazanluk 2011 Svareng 2013 Knezhad 2011 Kopitoto-Vitosha 2011 Canada Calgary 2008 Kozloduy 2011 Edmonton 1997 Krushuna 2011 Lovech 2010 Chile Santiago 2009 Lovech 2011 Lukovit 2011 China Beijing 1999 Mezdreya 2011 Henan TV Tower 2008 Montana 2011 Shenzhen - Longhua 2007 Panagyurishte 2011 Shenzhen - Nanshan 2007 Pazardzhik 2011 Shenzhen - Shatoujiao 2007 Petrohan - Vidin 1 2010 Shenzhen - Tongjishan 2007 Petrohan - Vidin 2 2011 Shenzhen Site 1 2006 Petrovitsa 2011 Shenzhen Site 2 2006 Pleven 1 2010 Shenzhen Site 3 2006 Pleven 2 2011 Shenzhen Tower 1 2007 Preslav 2011 Shenzhen Tower 2 2007 Razgrad 2011 Ryahovtsite 2011 Colombia Armenia 2012 Sandanski 2011 Bello La Palma 2013 Shumen-Obshtezhitie 2011 Calatrava 2013 Shumen-Rayleigh 2011 Cerro Kennedy 2013 Silistra 2011 Cruz Verde 2013 Svishtov 2011 El Alguacil 2014 Svoge 2011 El Cable 2014 Teteven 2011 El Nudo 1 2012 Troyan 2011 El Nudo 2 2013 Tryavna 2011 El Tigre 2014 Turgovishte 2011 Itagüi 2013 Tutrakan 2011 La Azalea 2013 Tvarditsa 2011 La Paz 2015 Veliko Turnovo Arbanasi 2011 La Popa 2013 Vratsa 2011 Le Brija 2013 Yablanitsa 2011 Los Nogales 2013 Yakoruda 2011 Manjui 2013 Zelen Dol 1 2010 Padre Amaya 2013 Page 3 of 22 References DVB-T/DVB-T2/DTV/DVB-H/HDTV/DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 MHz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 MHz) as it stands per October 2018 Country Station Year Country Station Year Colombia Santa Cruz 2015 Ecuador Quito 3 2013 Trasajero 2013 Quito 4 2013 Tres Cruces 1 2012 Tres Cruces 2 2013 Egypt Bani Sufe 2014 Dumiatta 2012 Congo (Rep.) 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Bouquet 2011 Pichincha 2015 Amiens - St. Just 2007 Quito 1 2013 Aurillac 2010 Quito 2 2013 Auxerre 1 2007 Page 4 of 22 References DVB-T/DVB-T2/DTV/DVB-H/HDTV/DMB Transmitting Antenna Systems VHF Band III (174 - 230 MHz) + UHF Band IV/V (470 - 862 MHz) as it stands per October 2018 Country Station Year Country Station Year France Auxerre 2 2007 Germany Bad Pyrmont 1 2014 Bastia 2005 Bad Pyrmont 2 2014 Bastia - Serra di Pigno 2011 Baden-Baden-Fremersberg 2007 Bergerac tnt-1 2006 Bamberg - Buttenheim 2008 Bergerac tnt-2 2006 Berkenthin - Lübeck 2015 Boulogne - Mt. Lambert 2007 Berlin- Alexanderplatz 1 2015 Bourges - Neuvy 2010 Berlin, Alexanderplatz 2 1997 Carcassonne 2006 Berlin, Alexanderplatz 3 2003 Cherbourg Digosville 2009 Berlin, Schäferberg 1 2003 Clermont Ferrand - Puy le Dome 2011 Berlin, Schäferberg 2 2003 Digne 2008 Berlin, Scholzplatz 1998 Dijon 2007 Bleßberg 2008 Dijon - Nuits St Georges 2007 Bonn-Venusberg 2004 Dunkerque - Mt. Des Chats 2007 Boossen 2006 Epinal - Bois de
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