How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the VLAN
Cris Alexander used virtualization to separate traffic within Crawford's Chicago-area link
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Cris Alexander used virtualization to separate traffic within Crawford's Chicago-area link
Alexander reflects on current system as a pilot
Radio World asked Cris Alexander to read the report and comment
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They stretch us and boot us out of our comfort zones.
In low-power installations, alternative energy sources can be the answer
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They are taking on a whole new role in our broadcast infrastructure
We’ve come a long way from pulsing red lights and mechanical flashers
There is great satisfaction in building your own problem-solving gadgets.
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Then if you can’t figure it out, proceed to the unknown
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Accounting for variables reduces pressures
Pay attention even to small things for the health of your site
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Without mentors, broadcast engineering knowledge is headed toward extinction
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Adhering to standards keeps things safe, orderly and consistent
It’s often up to the broadcast engineer to track down power issues
Balancing interests of translators and full-power broadcasters isn’t an easy task
Those with connected sites wonder how they lived without them
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A revision in the TIA/EIA RS-222 standard builds on changes introduced in the prior...