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Good weather usually brings not only remotes but construction projects. Here are a few...
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Good weather usually brings not only remotes but construction projects. Here are a few...
The First in a New Series of Hands-on Tips About HD Radio Implementation
This December Brings a Big Radio Anniversary. But Why Did Fessenden Miss the Point?
There are a lot of Boston Acoustics HD receivers out there now.
Vendors Tout Audio Over IP, IP-Based Remote Control for Transmitters, Emergence of HD Radios
Scott Todd of Salem's Twin Cities KKMS(AM) in Eagan, Minn., offers a tip that...
Dwight Morgan, CE for KOOL(FM) in Phoenix, commented on a previous topic, the cost-savings...
One of the best things you can do to foster teamwork among fellow department...
It won't be long before transmitter buildings that lack air conditioning will turn into...
A recent RW editorial cited the recent population explosion of radio channels in our...
Grady Moates of Loud and Clean Consulting in Boston has a contract client who...
Spring, at most stations, brings the start of another remote season. Engineers in warmer...
In our Sept. 28, 2005 issue, we took broadcasters to task for not doing...
Last issue I encouraged you to inspect and clean transmitter capacitors. Through an inspection...
It seemed like it would take forever, but consumers finally got their first taste...
Heading to the transmitter site? When was the last time you looked inside that...
Ed Bukont of Commstruction and Services remarked about our reminder to check filters and...
Cold winter mornings are not the time to babysit AM contactors. If you maintain...
Have you experienced underground cable failure? During my time as a chief, one station...
Aren't solid-state transmitters great? You just plug them in, and forget about them!...Too often...
Almost every day we read and hear about the impending demise of radio. Terrestrial...
Cumulus Youngstown Market Engineer Wes Boyd sends a note regarding our picture of the...
The FM exciter's reflected power is a good place to start your "inside" transmitter...
There's a reason you want to plug cable entries around your transmitter building...This time...
Last time, we provided a starting point for inspecting the outside of the transmitter...
Will Interference Problems Derail AM's Digital Upgrade?
When was the last time you visited each of your transmitter sites - when...
This is the time of year to protect transmitter buildings and AM antenna tuning...
Our picture of a "mystery" cable in the Aug. 17 column brought back a...
Engineers at the Cox stations in Richmond, Va., found that it doesn't help to...
Guy Defends His Proposals to Thin the Population of a ‘Herd Full of Cripples’
Before you grab a ground wire to check if it is attached to something,...
Broadcast engineers are an ingenious bunch. It seems we're always pressed to do more...
It's the season for remote broadcasts, and I thought I'd share some ideas from...
We've shared thousands of tips in this column through the years. Perhaps the best,...
Just as the Web offers reference data for engineers, it has also provided links...
Translating this into a commercial situation could save a facility thousands of dollars in...
One of the problems with using vented rack panels to separate your equipment is...
Guy Wire Says It's Time to Reorganize AM's Family Living Arrangements
Ever have equipment installation interface problems? Here's one solution.
Not all transmitter buildings have to be 15 x 20 feet.