Radio Eska Łódź

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Radio ESKA Łódź - radio station broadcasting in Łódź at the frequency of 90.1 MHz. It is the first commercial station in Łódź. Formerly known as Radio Manhattan. In 2000, she joined the Eska Radio network, changing her current character.

Since joining the Radio Eska network, efforts have been made to change the station format to eminently musical and more youthful. For a few years this station had its own software independence and employed a dozen DJs.

Since 2000, for 11 years, the transmitter of Eska Radio was mounted on the roof of a skyscraper on the corner of Piłsudski Avenue and Sienkiewicza Street. On 7 May 2011, ESKA Łódź changed its frequency with the Łódź Radio Station of WAWA, also belonging to the Time Radio Group. ESKA The boat has passed from 99.8 MHz frequency with a transmitter power of 0.6 to a frequency of 90.1 MHz with a power of 2 kW. This change was also associated with the new location of broadcasting antennas, which are now on the top of a 200-meter chimney at EC4.

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