– Transmitter and antenna in Tomaszów Mazowiecki are installed and ready for operation. We are awaiting the launch of the telematic connection, which can start at any time – even today – Michał Winnicki, the owner of MWE Networks, told us on Thursday. The multiplex broadcast began on Friday evening.
Inma is now the headquarters of the transmitter, which is the result of the end of the collaboration with Emitel. MUX -L3 is no longer broadcasting from the tower at Mościckiego street in Tomaszów Mazowiecki, az chimney of the former Wistom man-made fiber plant (Radio Fama in Tomaszów and Polish Radio 24 broadcast from there).
MUX-L3 is back with five channels
Viewers report that currently five stations can be watched on the reactivated multiplex. These are: TV Okazje, Junior Music, STARS.TV, TVC and Filmax. The signal is broadcast on channel 36.
Previously, MUX-L3 included the following channels: Antena HD, Filmax, Junior Music, Nuta.TV, Nuta Gold, Power TV, Red Carpet, Stars.TV, TV Okazje, TV Puls, TV Puls 2, TVC and XtremeTV. The multiplex of Tomaszów Mazowiecki and Częstochowa stopped broadcasting at the end of June, because the MWE group stopped working with Emitel, which has, among others, a transmitter on Kamieńsk mountain near Radomsko.
However, the inhabitants of these areas have not lost access to the multiplex. Since then, the signal has been transmitted from the Amelin transmitter near Radomsko. However, this municipality was not included in the Office of Electronic Communications booking decision for MUX-L3 and UKE has started to receive a signal on the broadcast conducted by MWE Networks. In mid-November, the multiplex disappeared from the air and UKE has initiated an explanatory proceeding.
Soon MWE Networks plans to resume broadcasting of the multiplex in Częstochowa.
Michał Winnicki’s group also owns MUX-L1 (Jelenia Góra, Lubań, Bolesławiec) and MUX-L4 (Wrocław, Świdnica, Kobierzyce). In October Katowice experimental multiplex reactivated, and three weeks ago the MUX resumed operations in Szczecin. MWE also had a test emission permit in Warsaw, but it never started. The company had trouble getting a location for the transmitter.
