Engineering Follies – Dealing With the Station Staff
Exhibit 3 – Restarting the Automation
Years ago, I received a call from the Sunday Morning Gospel DJ saying that the Maestro automation …
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648 kHz at BBC Orfordness – The End of an Era
[March 2011] Unfortunately, virtually every government and service is under monetary pressure these days, The BBC World Service is no exception and, like …
The BW Broadcast – RBRX1 FM Tuner
[March 2011] Getting clean, clear audio from a marginal signal can be tricky. Robert Reymont reports on how a tuner introduced last year …
The History of VOA Bethany
[February 2011] Just down the road from WLW was another transmission site with a history that continues to be of interest 60 years …
A Very Cost-Effective Monitor Mount
[February 2011] A lot of factors motivate projects and solve problems: among them are the budgetary issues, time, and the ingenuity of the …
Limiting Static Voltage on Vertical AM Radiators
[February 2011] Few things are as much of a “welcome mat” for lightning as broadcast towers. Some of them stick the invitation as …
Why Factory Acceptance Testing is the Smart Move
[February 2011] Even in this age of solid state products, ordering a transmitter is a major deal. Beyond the need to get the …
When Getting Back On The Air Trumps Neatness
[February 2011] When a broadcast station is off the air everything comes to a halt, including income. So there is a great need …
The BW Broadcast DSPXmini-AM Audio Processor
[January 2011] Audio processing is a very personal art – often what sounds good to one person will make another cringe. But at …
It Was Mounted Where?
[January 2011] Finding a good place to hang an antenna is not always quick and easy. But what seems reasonable in a rush …