Letter: High School Radio Memories
Believe it or not, the antenna at KOHM was built by metal shop students!
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Believe it or not, the antenna at KOHM was built by metal shop students!
The source of your mic problem may not be what you expected, says Bill...
Engineer Bill Ruck has a bone to pick
"The First Phone License placed you in an elite club which even to this...
"I believe the time has passed to save AM broadcast radio, much less AM...
"The incompetence, egos and infighting that have held AM stereo back for more than...
A reader reminisces on his short radio stint in college
A reader asks: "Is there any real reason we can't bring back some of...
"Marketing new digital receivers is a better idea than simply improving analog shortwave ones"
What's your backup plan if and when your broadcast tower goes dark?
Choosing the right lightbulb for your environment matters
"I had thought that Jesus kicked the moneylenders out of the temple, but here...
"In 2023 the money is talking, and its voice is louder, and more lucrative...
Why make your job more difficult?
"Those who desire to comply with FCC Part 15 regulations can be led astray...
Who's monitoring unlicensed broadcast stations on the HF band? Not the FCC
Our FCC contact has been very helpful
Tim Wright sent us this photo from his shop at WLS
A reader notes: "Equipment life expectancy shrank precipitously due to advances in technology"
“He was one of the most distinguished broadcast engineers to serve the AM broadcast...
I didn’t get my CAP alert, and now I know why
"Who cared enough — and knew enough — about licensed power FCC regulations to...
Readers comment on recent RW articles
"Zero tactile = zero attention left on road," says a reader
Two readers go back and forth about an Alabama radio station's history, call letters...
Rolf Taylor says the AM debate needs to hear more from those who've turned...
"Back in the day I didn't have to take my eyes off the road...
A reader shares his experience with incorrectly displayed call signs and logos
"It should be plain knowledge that old, unsupported operating systems are no longer getting...
WNRA shares some radio history in wake of Labor Day
We need to make better use of our available spectrum
"Become an ally of your IT department, not their anathema," says a reader
"Buyer beware for now" a reader says of the auto company's goals for its...
Engineer Ron Schadt says people have become way too reliant on cell phones
"All existing AM & FM radio transmissions in North America are expensive and polluting"