Noboribetsu relay station –Wikipedia
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Noboribetsu relay station (Nobori Betsuchu Ikyoku) is a TV relay station in Noboribetsu Onsen Town, Noboribetsu City, Hokkaido. Here, “NHK Nobibetsu Shitamine TV broadcasting station” in the same Noboribetsu Onsen, Mini Satellite Bureau, Noboribetsu East Relay Bureau near Noboribetsu Station, Horonbetsu relay station in Noboribetsu City, the boundary with Muroran City. The Washibetsu relay station is also described.
Noboribetsu relay station [ edit ]
Digital TV broadcasting [ edit ]
Analog TV broadcasting (abolished) [ edit ]
| Channel | Broadcasting station name | Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
Starting day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | NHK Muroran General |
Video 3W/ Voice 750MW |
Video 4.4W/ Voice 1.1W |
Vertical waves | Iburi / Hidaka / Posterior Shiori Inui Kuromouchi Town |
About 1,200 households | 1967 November 10th [first] |
| 6 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
Video 4.4W/ Voice 1.1W |
Hokkaido | 1967 Nov. 11 [2] |
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| ten | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
Video 4W/ Voice 1w |
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| twelfth | NHK Muroran education |
Video 4.1W/ Voice 1.05W |
Nationwide | 1967 November 10th [first] |
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| 49 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
Video 10W/ Voice 2.5W |
Video 32W/ Voice 7.9W |
Horizontal waves | Hokkaido | – | |
| 51 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
Video 31W/ Voice 7.7W |
1973 September 12 [3] |
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| 53 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
- In the past, HTB was 24ch, UHB was 26ch, and TVH was transmitted at 22ch, but the physical channel was changed in August 2005. This is a measure to avoid the occurrence of conversion associated with the opening of the Muroran Digital Sendment Office (Anana conversion). Currently, at Muroran Digital Send Office, HBC is HBC, 24ch is used by NHK comprehensive, 26ch is used.
- The broadcast area is in some areas in Noboribetsu City and Shirao -cho, Shirao -gun. However, the digital broadcast is slightly different, and the broadcasting area is slightly wider.
FM broadcasting [ edit ]
- It is attached to the former VHF TV transmission facility of the Noboribetsu TV relay station.
- Since the FM broadcast uses the frequency of the VHF band, the FM broadcast is transmitted by vertical polarized waves considering the VHF TV broadcast wave of the VHF TV broadcasting station, but it is actually transmitted by horizontal polarization. ing.
- The broadcasting area is the Noboribetsu Onsen area in Noboribetsu City, the Noboribetsu Ekimae area, and the Toranihama Onsen area in Shirao -cho, Shirao -gun (including the area of the Noboribetsu East TV relay station, but the digital TV of the Noboribetsu relay station. The broadcasting area is slightly wider, and the area is slightly wider than analog TV broadcasting). In the reception area of each TV relay station in Horibetsu and Washibetsu, FM radio broadcasting is covered by Muroran transmitting station.
- Air-G ‘and NorthWave do not have a relay station.
Noboribetsu city other relay station [ edit ]
NHK Noboribetsu Shitamine TV broadcasting station [ edit ]
Analog TV broadcasting (abolished) [ edit ]
| Channel | Broadcasting station name | Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
Starting day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | NHK Muroran education |
Video 10W/ Voice 2.5W |
Video 450W/ Voice 110W |
Horizontal waves | Nationwide | – | 1974 December 3rd [4] |
| 32 | NHK Muroran General |
Iburi / Hidaka / Posterior Shiori Inui Kuromouchi Town |
- It was abolished on July 24, 2011.
Noboribetsu East TV relay station [ edit ]
Digital TV broadcasting [ edit ]
| Remote controller Key ID |
Broadcasting station name | physics Channel |
Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
Starting day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
48 | 10mW | 105mW | Horizontal waves | Hokkaido | About 1,000 households | year 2010 September 30 |
| 2 | NHK Muroran education |
44 | Nationwide | |||||
| 3 | NHK Muroran General |
forty six | Iburi / Hidaka | |||||
| 5 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
42 | Hokkaido | |||||
| 6 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
38 | 110mW | |||||
| 7 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
40 | 105mW | |||||
| 8 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
36 | 110mW |
Analog TV broadcasting (abolished) [ edit ]
| Channel | Broadcasting station name | Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
Video 100mw/ Voice 25MW |
Video 1.25W/ Voice 310MW |
Horizontal waves | Hokkaido | About 600 households |
| 41 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
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| 43 | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
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| 45 | NHK Muroran General |
Iburi / Hidaka / Posterior Shiori Inui Kuromouchi Town |
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| 47 | NHK Muroran education |
Nationwide | ||||
| 55 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
Hokkaido | ||||
| 57 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
- On the analog TV relay station, UHB was once sent to 33ch and TVH was 31ch. The channel was changed in August 2005 due to the measures to prevent confusion associated with the opening of the Muroran Digital Digital Send Office.
- The broadcast area is in some areas in Nobutsu Higashi -cho and Noboribetsu Port.
Horo -separate TV relay station [ edit ]
Digital TV broadcasting [ edit ]
| Remote controller Key ID |
Broadcasting station name | physics Channel |
Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
Starting day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
15 | 300mW | 790mw | Vertical waves | Hokkaido | About 8,300 households | year 2010 December 24th |
| 2 | NHK Muroran education |
13 | 770mw | Nationwide | ||||
| 3 | NHK Muroran General |
21 | 790mw | Iburi / Hidaka | ||||
| 5 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
25 | 750mW | Hokkaido | ||||
| 6 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
17 | 830mW | |||||
| 7 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
23 | 770mw | |||||
| 8 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
27 | 790mw |
Analog TV broadcasting (abolished) [ edit ]
| Channel | Broadcasting station name | Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
Starting day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
Video 3W/ Voice 750MW |
Video 8.1W/ Voice 2w |
Vertical waves | Hokkaido | 7,874 households | – |
| 42 | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
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| 44 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
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| forty six | NHK Muroran General |
Video 8.3W/ Voice 2.1W |
Iburi / Hidaka / Posterior Shiori Inui Kuromouchi Town |
1973 August 28th [5] |
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| 50 | NHK Muroran education |
Nationwide | |||||
| 58 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
Video 7.9W/ Voice 1.95W |
Hokkaido | – | |||
| 60 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
- The TVH relay station opened in the winter of 1996.
Washibetsu TV relay station [ edit ]
Digital TV broadcasting [ edit ]
| Remote controller Key ID |
Broadcasting station name | physics Channel |
Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
Starting day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
34 | 100mW | 550mW | Vertical waves [6] | Hokkaido | Approximately 10,300 households | year 2010 December 24th |
| 2 | NHK NHK Muroran Education |
32 | 520mW | National broadcasting | ||||
| 3 | NHK NHK Muroran General |
36 | 540mW | Iburi / Hidaka | ||||
| 5 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
28 | 550mW | Hokkaido | ||||
| 6 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
38 | 540mW | |||||
| 7 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
40 | 510mW | |||||
| 8 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
30 | 540mW |
Analog TV broadcasting (abolished) [ edit ]
| Channel | Broadcasting station name | Air line electricity |
ERP | Polarized surface | Broadcasting areas | Broadcasting area Inner number of households |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | TVH TV Hokkaido |
Video 1W/ Voice 250MW |
Image 7.2W/ Voice 1.8w |
Vertical waves | Hokkaido | Approximately 3,500 households |
| 18 | HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting |
Image 7.2W/ Voice 1.8w |
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| 48 | HTB Hokkaido TV broadcasting |
Video 23W/ Voice 5.7W |
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| 52 | UHB Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting |
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| 54 | NHK Muroran education |
Video 23W/ Voice 5.7W |
National broadcasting | |||
| 56 | NHK Muroran General |
Iburi / Hidaka / Posterior Shiori Inui Kuromouchi Town |
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| 62 | STV Sapporo TV broadcasting |
Video 22W/ Voice 5.6W |
Hokkaido |
- The relay station also changed all channels except for the HBC in June 2006 due to the measures to prevent confusion associated with the opening of the Muroran Digital Sending Office. The channel before and after the change is as follows.
- NHK Muroran General … 32ch → 56ch
- NHK Muroran Education … 34ch → 54ch
- STV…20ch→62ch
- HTB … 24CH → 48CH
- UHB… 26ch → 52ch
- TVH … 16CH → 14CH
Digital terrestrial broadcasting [ edit ]
See below as the response varies depending on the relay station.
- Noboribetsu relay station … opened on December 1, 2008.
- Noboribetsu Shitamine Relay Bureau: Abolished on July 24, 2011.
- Noboribetsu East Broadcasting Station… NHK Muroran Broadcasting Station and commercial broadcast opened in September 2010.
- Horai -separated relay station, Washibetsu relay station … NHK Muroran Broadcasting Station and commercial broadcast opened in December 2010.
- The commercial broadcast of the Noboribetsu East Bureau, the Horsei Shirayo, and the Washibetsu relay station was initially difficult to build on their own.
- ^ a b The Japan Broadcasting Association General Broadcasting Culture Research Institute Broadcasting History Training Office “NHK New Year’s Broadcast ’68” Japan Broadcasting Publishing Association, 1968, pp. 233.
- ^ The Japan Private Broadcasting Federation (edition) “Japan Broadcasting New Year’s Broadcasting ’68” Iwasaki Broadcasting Publisher, 1969, pp. 55.
- ^ The Japan Private Broadcasting Federation (edition) “Japan Broadcasting New Year’s Broadcast ’74” Chiakiha, 1974, pp. 26.
- ^ The Japan Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting Cultural Research Institute Broadcasting History Training Office “NHK New Year’s Broadcast ’75” Japan Broadcasting Publishing Association, p. 313, p. 313.
- ^ The Japan Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting Culture Research Institute Broadcasting History Training Office “NHK New Year’s Broadcast ’74” Japan Broadcasting Publishing Association, pp. 365, 1974.
- ^ Status of terrestrial digital broadcasting station in Hokkaido -The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Hokkaido General Communications Bureau, viewed on August 29, 2021
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