Rousse TV Tower

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Radio and TV Relay Station Ruse is the full name of television tower on Mount Leventa, also called Sarabair in the south of the city of Ruse. The tower was built in 1986 and the official opening of the tower has taken place on 7 May 1987. Authors of the project are architect Stilyan Titkov, architect Evlogi Tsvetkov, engineer Ivan Yantahtov and engineer V. Vasilev.
The highest television tower in Bulgaria, according to different sources have a total height of 204 meters and a few places mentioned that the tower is the highest on the Balkan Peninsula. Concrete body rises to 120 meters, 107 meters in elevation is Panorama Bar, which at the time reveal a clear view down the mountain Carpathian Mountains in Romania.
From the new tower began to broadcast two programs on Bulgarian television, Soviet television, and three programs of the Bulgarian National Radio: Horizon on 67.22 MHz, Hristo Botev on 66.44 and Orpheus on 69.32 MHz. The transmitting power is up to 3 KW. In subsequent years, national radio starts broadcasting in the new range 87.5-108 MHz, progressively excluded transmitters broadcasting in the old range. In Ruse process ended on August 15, 2004

Now Radio and TV Relay Station Ruse broadcasts:

Frequency - Name - (Programme type)

93.60 MHz - Radio Fresh! (CHR Top 40)
94.40 MHz - Radio FM Plus (HOT AC)
95.70 MHz - Bulgarian National Radio "programme Hristo Botev" (Culture)
101.60 MHz - Radio N-JOY (Varied music)
103.00 MHz - Bulgarian National Radio "programme Horizon" (News, Talks, Music, Sport)
103.90 MHz - Radio Star FM (Rock music)
107.90 MHz - Private National Radio - Darik (News, Talks, Music, Sport)

Analog television channels:

9 - 199.25 MHz - Bulgarian National Television Channel 1 (now BNT1)
27 - 519.25 MHz - Private National Television - bTV
40 - 623.25 MHz - Bulgarian National Television - Local Channel "Sever", or just BNT Sever. (Sever means "north" as location, because Ruse is located in North Bulgaria)
44 - 655.25 MHz - Nova Television (First Private Channel in Bulgaria)
48 - 687.25 MHz - TV7
All channels are in vertical polarization.

DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting — Terrestrial) MPEG-4/H.264 services will start soon on the following channels:
26 - vertical polzarization - NURTS DIGITAL Bulgaria
49 - vertical polzarization - NURTS DIGITAL Bulgaria
58 - vertical polzarization - Hannu Pro

There is also an Automatic Identification System (AIS) transmitters located for ship navigation on the Danube River.

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