Talk:List of European short wave transmitters

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I'm going to redo the list. Transmitter sites do their buisiness on contraction base, and can transmit any signal (except when it's owned by broadcaster). Now the list shows the state of unknown date, while the station state could change every half-year (except the big stations keeping frequencies for several years). While it is a list of hardware trasmitter sites, not the broadcasters, the following columns should be eliminated: Frequency, Program, Time, Days, Language, Az - all these parameters were frequently changed. And the following columns should be added: Coordinates, Active years period. --Figure19 (talk) 14:50, 16 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]