Pitkäaaltoasema

Pitkäaaltoasema is a radio station broadcasting on the longwave frequency of 198 kHz. It is owned and operated by Yleisradio, the Finnish public broadcasting company. The station's primary programming consists of news, current affairs, and cultural content, with a focus on providing a diverse range of information to listeners across Finland.

The station's studios are located in Helsinki, the capital city of Finland. Pitkäaaltoasema's broadcasts are transmitted from a powerful transmitter located in Jokioinen, approximately 40 kilometers north of Helsinki. This location ensures that the station's signal can be received throughout Finland and in neighboring countries.

The longwave frequency of 198 kHz was chosen for Pitkäaaltoasema due to its ability to penetrate buildings and other obstacles, making it an effective means of delivering news and information to a wide audience. The station's programming is designed to be accessible to all listeners, regardless of their technical capabilities or the quality of their receiving equipment.

Pitkäaaltoasema plays a crucial role in Finnish society by providing a reliable source of news and information to listeners who may not have access to other forms of media. The station's broadcasts are also an important part of Finland's cultural heritage, reflecting the country's commitment to public service broadcasting.