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'''TRT Emirler Transmitting Station''' ('''EMR''') located near '''Emirler, Ankara Province, Turkey''' is the main shortwave transmitting station used by '''TRT''' (Turkish Radio and Television Corporation) for its international radio services. The station primarily operates in the HF shortwave spectrum and broadcasts '''Voice of Türkiye''' services in numerous languages to audiences across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and other regions.
'''TRT Emirler Transmitting Station''' ('''EMR''') located near '''Emirler, Ankara Province, Turkey''' is the main shortwave transmitting station used by '''TRT''' (Turkish Radio and Television Corporation) for its international radio services. The station primarily operates in the HF shortwave spectrum and broadcasts '''Voice of Türkiye''' services in numerous languages to audiences across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and other regions.



Revision as of 01:43, 27 August 2026

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TRT Emirler Transmitting Station (EMR) located near Emirler, Ankara Province, Turkey is the main shortwave transmitting station used by TRT (Turkish Radio and Television Corporation) for its international radio services. The station primarily operates in the HF shortwave spectrum and broadcasts Voice of Türkiye services in numerous languages to audiences across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and other regions.

There is no fixed frequency for this station. Depending on the transmission schedule and target area, Emirler can operate on various frequencies throughout the shortwave spectrum.

Transmitted stations over TRT Emirler

About the Location

TRT Emirler Transmitting Station is located near Ankara, Turkey, at approximately 39°29′N 32°51′E. The site is one of TRT's principal facilities for international shortwave broadcasting.

The station uses directional HF antenna systems with different beam headings depending on the target region. Current schedules include transmissions on frequencies such as 4810 kHz, 4835 kHz, 5105 kHz, 5980 kHz, 6040 kHz (for now), among others.