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'''Encompass Woofferton Transmitting Station''' ('''WOF''') located in '''Woofferton, Shropshire, United Kingdom''' is a major shortwave transmitting station owned and operated by '''Encompass Digital Media'''. The station primarily provides international shortwave broadcasting services and operates across the HF spectrum. | '''Encompass Woofferton Transmitting Station''' ('''WOF''') located in '''Woofferton, Shropshire, United Kingdom''' is a major shortwave transmitting station owned and operated by '''Encompass Digital Media'''. The station primarily provides international shortwave broadcasting services and operates across the HF spectrum. | ||
There is no fixed frequency for this station, i can transmit from 2 MHz up to 18 MHz. | |||
== Transmitted stations over Encompass Woofferton == | == Transmitted stations over Encompass Woofferton == | ||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_World_Service BBC World Service] | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_World_Service BBC World Service] | ||
* | * [[Radio Listenbourg International]] | ||
* [[wikipedia:WRMI|WRMI - Radio Miami International]] | |||
* Other international broadcasters may also be transmitted from the site. | * Other international broadcasters may also be transmitted from the site. | ||
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Encompass Woofferton Transmitting Station is located near '''Ludlow, Shropshire, England''', close to the border with Wales. | Encompass Woofferton Transmitting Station is located near '''Ludlow, Shropshire, England''', close to the border with Wales. | ||
The site covers approximately '''350 acres''' and contains '''10 HF transmitters''' and a large antenna field consisting of numerous shortwave curtain arrays. The site is capable of transmitting across a wide portion of the HF shortwave spectrum and is used for international broadcasting. | The site covers approximately '''350 acres''' and contains '''10 HF transmitters (with a power available from 20 kW to 250 kW)''' and a large antenna field consisting of numerous shortwave curtain arrays. The site is capable of transmitting across a wide portion of the HF shortwave spectrum and is used for international broadcasting. | ||
The transmitting station originally began operation in '''1943''' after being constructed by the BBC during the Second World War. It later became part of the UK's international broadcasting transmission infrastructure and is now operated by Encompass Digital Media. | The transmitting station originally began operation in '''1943''' after being constructed by the BBC during the Second World War. It later became part of the UK's international broadcasting transmission infrastructure and is now operated by Encompass Digital Media. | ||
[[Category:Transmitter Site]] | [[Category:Transmitter Site]] | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 14 August 2026
Encompass Woofferton Transmitting Station (WOF) located in Woofferton, Shropshire, United Kingdom is a major shortwave transmitting station owned and operated by Encompass Digital Media. The station primarily provides international shortwave broadcasting services and operates across the HF spectrum.
There is no fixed frequency for this station, i can transmit from 2 MHz up to 18 MHz.
Transmitted stations over Encompass Woofferton
- BBC World Service
- Radio Listenbourg International
- WRMI - Radio Miami International
- Other international broadcasters may also be transmitted from the site.
About the Location
Encompass Woofferton Transmitting Station is located near Ludlow, Shropshire, England, close to the border with Wales.
The site covers approximately 350 acres and contains 10 HF transmitters (with a power available from 20 kW to 250 kW) and a large antenna field consisting of numerous shortwave curtain arrays. The site is capable of transmitting across a wide portion of the HF shortwave spectrum and is used for international broadcasting.
The transmitting station originally began operation in 1943 after being constructed by the BBC during the Second World War. It later became part of the UK's international broadcasting transmission infrastructure and is now operated by Encompass Digital Media.