of the Bavarian broadcasting company there are a dipole aerial, built in 1976, which hangs on two guyed steelframework masts with a height of 35 metres and a winkle dipole which hangs on three guyed steel framework masts with a height of 55 metres. The winkle dipole aerial went in service in 1980. For FM broadcasting transmission, there is a silvery grey guyed steel framework mast with dipol arrays on its top near the station building. This mast, which was built in 1977, has a height of 100 metres and is the only mast at the transmitter Ismaning, which is grounded. Voice of America The Voice of America ran until 1994 near the station of the Bavarian Broadcasting company a large shortwave transmission facility, which has nowadays has been scrapped The medium wave transmission facility of the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty operated by the International Broadcasting Bureau was shut down in March 2005. It consists of four guyed steel framework masts, which are insulated against ground. These masts were built in 1949 and renovated in the 1990s and allow the powered aerial to transmit in various directions. In 2010, a new guyed mast for FM broadcasting was built. See also List of towers List of masts List of famous transmission sites References External links Google Maps: Picture of main medium wave transmission mast Radio masts and towers in Germany Demolished buildings and structures in Germany Buildings and structures in Munich (district) Buildings and structures demolished in 1983 History of telecommunications in Germany 1932 establishments in Germany Towers completed in 1932 1983 disestablishments in West Germany