Gary Street Refurbs a Gates Biamote
This two-channel amplifier was intended for remotes for radio and TV
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This two-channel amplifier was intended for remotes for radio and TV
See what happens when you don’t put your boots on right?
The BBC used similar devices to connect the studio to the transmitter
Dan Slentz says his new tower camera is good for more than watching the...
And it delivers an unexpected memory jolt to your trusty Workbench author
An appreciation of the truly wonderful Western Electric 111C
You could build one but they are available from sources like Amazon and Walmart
That gap between the handles and below the hinge is there for a purpose
Also, a resource to help you understand VSWR (from 1959)
A simple project using junk box supplies gets rid of the wall wart
Also, hints for disabling those pesky Windows updates
Fans of the SM5B have a source for replacement windscreens
More options for quiet in-window air conditioners
Also, a reminder about maintaining station logs from Larry Wilkins
Also, an unexpected application of your 9-inch Kleins
Also, here’s a useful wireless charger to install under a desk
Also, a solution to our mic model mystery
This DIY mic stand is one-of-a-kind (unless you build one too!)
Rubber bumpers outlast concrete for your station parking lot
Also, a handy way to obtain a list of Windows updates
Rolf Taylor has some tips for that door that’s driving you crazy
Send us your project ideas for this nifty sound board
Also, some options for lubricating locks when things get cold
Also, consider 3M Cold Shrink for your next tower cable run
Consider the case of this non-functioning RF amplifier
John Bisset began writing our popular tips column in 1990
Also, Rolf Taylor explains air filter MERV ratings
Remember, electrolytics are everywhere — even in wall warts
We love hands-on ideas — like this one from Ken Beckwith
Also, read about Tom Norman and the case of the hidden capacitor
If you want to keep things running, remember this important step