Two communication masts are situated in Romania.

[SwiftGamer]

Building Name: Voinesti Mediumwave Transmitter, Mast North
Native Name:
Other Names:-
Streert Address:
City: Voinesti
Postal Code: -
State/Province: Muntenia
Country: Romania
Official Building Website URL:
Wikipedia.org URL:
Skyscrapers.com (Emporis.com) URL:
CTBUH.org URL :-
Structurae.de URL:-
Architect:-
Interesting Facts/Records: The radio mast, which is insulated against the ground, is used for a radio transmitter that operates at 630 kHz.
Coordinates: 45.057316 N 25.260980 E


Heights-- ESTIMATES
- antenna: 95m
- spire:
- roof:
- top floor:
- other heights:

Current Building Status (Built, Proposed, Canceled, Destroyed, etc...): Built

Construction Dates--
- started:-
- finished:-
- destroyed:-


Above ground floors:-
Below ground floors:-
Floor-to-floor height:-
Gross Floor area:-
Elevator count:-
Unit count:-

Structure Type(s): guyed mast
Building Use(s): communication
Building Style(s):-
Building Materials: Steel, concrete
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Building Name: Voinesti Mediumwave Transmitter, Mast South
Native Name:
Other Names:-
Streert Address:
City: Voinesti
Postal Code: -
State/Province: Muntenia
Country: Romania
Official Building Website URL:
Wikipedia.org URL:
Skyscrapers.com (Emporis.com) URL:
CTBUH.org URL :-
Structurae.de URL:-
Architect:-
Interesting Facts/Records: The radio mast, which is insulated against the ground, is used for a radio transmitter that operates at 630 kHz.
Coordinates: 45.056353 N 25.262316 E


Heights-- ESTIMATES
- antenna: 95m
- spire:
- roof:
- top floor:
- other heights:

Current Building Status (Built, Proposed, Canceled, Destroyed, etc...): Built

Construction Dates--
- started:-
- finished:-
- destroyed:-


Above ground floors:-
Below ground floors:-
Floor-to-floor height:-
Gross Floor area:-
Elevator count:-
Unit count:-

Structure Type(s): guyed mast
Building Use(s): communication
Building Style(s):-
Building Materials: Steel, concrete

[Artemco]

they can't be 240 m. there`re no their 3D model in Google Earth. 15 red and white sections with 6 triangular prisms in each even if 1 meter height...

[Alpha]

I want to request these masts since long time, but I could not find any source of their height! The height of 240 metres may be correct and would be plausible for a mast radiator for 630 kHz. But as no one can offer an official source, I would not add them.

In fact even the following ways failed:

- contacting the operator of the transmitter by e-Mail
- making a request to the Romanian flight authority to add them to their list of air-traffic obstacles (where they surely belong to)

Perhaps a forumer with a Romanian e-Mail account can have success with a request in Romanian language!

[SwiftGamer]

I apologise for the length of this reply; I was experiencing technical difficulties with my devices. This was the reason I was unable to reply for some time. I attempted to locate the masts on official maps for aircraft obstructions, but they were incomplete. In particular, they lacked information about the height of the obstacles, which is crucial for navigation near Voinesti.
The maps I consulted were https://www.lrbb.ro/maps/VFR_Chart_ICA and https://maps.lib.utexas.edu/maps/tpc...34566_f-3a.jpg. The O_LR_2_ROMANIA.pdf and https://maps.lib.utexas.edu/maps/tpc...34566_f-3a.jpg If I may make a suggestion, I believe that if each mast section is measured to be exactly 1m, the height of the masts would be 95m.

[Anders Franzén]

Platform fences are visible on a few levels of the masts. I assume those are 0,9 m and they seem to be half the height of one section. So each section is 1,8 m?

I estimate the tiny mast, that's visible close to the radio station in Google Streetview, to be 27 m. Judging from the the wall on the concrete lookout tower close by, that should be 0,9 or 1 m.
If I place myself in streetview on a point that is of equal distance from the tiny mast as one of the taller masts, the tiny mast seems to be as tall as 15 sections of the taller masts. 15x1,8=27.

If this is correct, then I estimate the masts to be about 170 m tall.