Focus on Regulation: Inspecting the Self-Inspection Checklist
[November 2019] Recently, we have entered a new cycle of station license renewals. As part of the process, the FCC wants to know …
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A History of Audio Processing Part 6: In Their Own Words – Learning From the Pioneers
by Jim Somich
with Barry Mishkind
[November 2019] Before his untimely death, Jim Somich and I had a number of conversations by phone …
Cost-Efficient: The GatesAir Flexiva FAX 20
[November 2019] Keeping costs under control is an important goal for any successful operation. Like many stations, KKRB has found its new solid-state …
Why You Should Load Your Generator
[October 2019] When the power goes out, you want your generator to go on. And stay on. This is not a result of …
Legacy Software Conflict with Win 10
[October 2019] Many of us have moved to Windows 10, for one of several reasons, whether we really wanted it or not. Unfortunately, …
What Broadcast Engineering Was
I have been at this game pushing 60 years and today while making up Type N jumper cables with RG214 for an STL …
Is it a Generator Battery or an IED?
[October 2019] Broadcasters depend upon generators to come on line and pick up the slack when the local utility power goes out. Careful …
Using an RFR Quick Chart to Solve Local Problems
[October 2019] As more stations co-locate and LPFM and translator facilities are built, some good questions arise: Does dangerous radiation emit from your …
WWV: All Time, All of the Time
[September 2019] WWV, the Nation’s Timer-keeper, celebrates its 100th Anniversary of receiving its call letters on October 1st 2019.
It is still out …
Keeping Malware at Bay
[September 2019] Periodically, the BDR takes note of some of the publicized hacking episodes, especially at radio stations, to alert everyone of the …