Critter Control
[November 2012] Many stations have mascots, or even station pets – a dog here, a cat there.
Beyond that, animals are probably not …
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The Public Inspection File Part 8 – Donor Lists, Time Brokerage, Local Announcements
[November 2012] We bring our series on the Public Inspection Files to a conclusion with this installment. Of course, it is important to …
The Public Inspection File Part 7 – The Issue and Programs List
[November 2012] A large percentage of the fines issued by the FCC regarding station operations is related to one part of the Public …
The Lock is Not the Focus
[November 2012] We have seen a lot of pictures relating to the fences and locks used – or not used – by stations. …
The ZAGGfolio for the iPad
[October 2012] Apple sure has sold a lot of popular electronic items. The iPad was no exception. As with the other Apple products, …
A Plan to Install a Plaque to Honor Edwin Armstrong
[October 2012] Historical plaques are found in many places to record important places and persons in the history of the country. In Yonkers, …
The Public Inspection File Part 6 – The PIF Manual, Letters, and Investigations
[October 2012] This is part of our ongoing series taking a look at the Public Inspection Files that broadcasters are required to maintain …
Giving Attention to Coax Switchers
[October 2012] If your main transmitter failed, would you have confidence that your coaxial switcher would quickly and safely connect the auxiliary transmitter …
The Right Way to Cool the Transmitter
[October 2012] Transmitters – and electronic equipment in general – do not do well when over-heated. Components deteriorate, moving parts develop friction, and …
The FAA and FCC Program to Lower Your Tower Light Bill
[October 2012] Among the most frequent violations cited by FCC field agents is failure to maintain the tower lighting specified in the license. …