Pohorje Transmitter

The Pohorje Transmitter (also known as Maribor 1) is a facility for radio and TV-broadcasting in the Pohorje Mountains west of Maribor, northeastern Slovenia, 1,056 metres (3,465 ft) above sea level. It uses a 72 m (236 ft) tall lattice tower. Although this tower is designed as free-standing, it is guyed at two levels in six directions. This extensive additional guying is unusual, especially considering that the tower is not very tall and that it is situated in a forest area.

Radiated programmes

Analogue radio (FM)
Frequency
(MHz)		 Programme RDS PS RDS PI Regionalisation ERP
(kW)		 Antenna diagram
round (ND)/pointed (D)		 Polarization
horizontal (H)/vertical (V)
88,5 Radio Slovenija 1 __PRVI__ 9201 – 5 D (70–250°) H/V
93,1 Radio Maribor MARIBOR_ 9426 – 3 D (110–220°) H
96,9 Val 202 VAL_202_ 9202 – 3 D (70–250°) H/V
102,8 Radio SI RADIO_SI 933A – 8 D (70–250°) H/V
105,3 ARS __ARS___ 9203 – 2 D (70–250°) H/V

Digital radio (DAB+)

Pohorje makes up a single-frequency network (SFN) with 6 other transmitters (Krim, Krvavec, Nanos, Plešivec, Tinjan and Trdinov vrh).[1] In summer 2016 the SFN covered 89% of highways and 67% of households for indoor reception with a portable receiver.[2] Programs use HE-AAC v2 audiocodec.[3]

Channel Frequency 
(MHz)		 Multiplex Programmes ERP 
(kW)		 Antenna diagram
Non-directional (ND) /
Directional (D)		 Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
10D 215.072 R1[4][5] <5[lower-alpha 1] 3 lobes (25°, 115°, 205°) V

There are 2 reports of a successful long-distance reception of the multiplex from this transmitter in Slovakia in Skalica[6][7] and near Topoľčany,[8][9][10] 290 km away.[11]

Digital television (DVB-T)
Channel Frequency 
(MHz)		 Multiplex Programmes ERP 
(kW)		 Antenna diagram
round (ND) /
pointed (D)		 Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
27 522 Mux A (Vzhod)
  • SLO1
  • SLO2
  • SLO3
  • TELE M
  • SLO1 HD
  • SLO2 HD
 100 ND H
37 602 Mux C
  • POP TV
  • KANAL A
  • PLANET TV
  • TV3 MEDIAS
  • GOLICA TV
  • SPONKA GOLD TV
  • OBVESTILO C
 100 ND H

Until the middle of 2012 Mux B from Norkring was broadcasting on channel 67. The operator left the Slovenian market.[12]

Analogue television (PAL)

Analogue channels were broadcast until 1 December 2010.[13]

Channel Frequency 
(MHz)		 Programmes ERP
(kW)		 Antenna diagram
round (ND)/
pointed (D)		 Polarization
horizontal (H)/
vertical (V)
11 215,25 SLO 1 30 D (90°) H
56 751,25 SLO 2 800 ND H
59 775,25 POP TV 1000 ND H

See also

Notes
  1. 5kW allowed/coordinated but real ERP is lower

References
  1. "DAB Oddajniki" [DAB transmitters] (in Slovenian).
  2. "DAB Možnost sprejema" [Reception possibility] (in Slovenian).
  3. "Vprašanja in odgovori - Kodiranje zvoka" [Questions and Answers - Audio coding] (in Slovenian).
  4. "Vprašanja in odgovori - Tehnični parametri DAB+ oddajanja" [Questions and Answers - Technical parameters of DAB+ transmission] (in Slovenian).
  5. "DAB Seznam programov" [List of programs] (in Slovenian).
  6. DxSi (20 September 2016). "DAB Slovinsko 10D" (in Slovak).
  7. "Ruční měření" [Distance measurement by hand] (in Czech). Mapy.cz.
  8. Radio.Radar (January 2, 2017). "DAB+ 10D (MULTIPLEX R1) Slovinsko (DX Tropo, 290 km)" (in Slovak). YouTube.
  9. Radio.Radar (January 2, 2017). "DX-ing" (in Slovak). Facebook.
  10. Radio.Radar (December 22, 2016). "DX-ing - inverzné počasie" [DXing - inversion] (in Slovak). Facebook.
  11. "Ruční měření" [Distance measurement by hand] (in Czech). Mapy.cz.
  12. Slovenian Multiplex B Transport Stream Analysis. In: IgorFuna.com. 5 December 2013.
  13. http://dvb-t.akos-rs.si/predvideni_izklopi

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