Staying Safe Around ENG Trucks
[October 2010] Radio and television remote trucks often use microwave transmitters to get the program material back to the studio. Whether using a …
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Mom, I Killed the Transmitter!
[September 2010] In the “Good Old Days,” aspiring broadcasters got training from mentors who usually prevented us from killing ourselves as we learned. …
Diddums R.I.P.
[September 2010] Many stations have mascots, even “house pets.” Of course, it is important that they not go into places where … erm …
From the Transmitter Site: Using Your MoM to Make Your Monitor Points Disappear
[September 2010] As one of the biggest changes in AM directional applications since the “Approved Sampling System,” the FCC approval of the Method …
Using Your MoM to Make Your Monitor Points Disappear
[September 2010] As one of the biggest changes in AM directional applications since the “Approved Sam-pling System,” the FCC approval of the Method …
Audio Pads Made Easy
[September 2010] Even in this enlightened age when we have distribution amplifiers everywhere, sometimes we still have to use resistors to reduce a …
The Alex DS-10 More Than Just an eReader
[September 2010] Normally, I am not one of those first adopters – one of those guys that just have to have every new …
Crouse-Kimsey
[September 2010] Most of the time today, setting up for a remote is pretty quick. With the integrated remote origination units available, talent …
Focus On Regulation – Form 854 – Got one?
When stations are transferred, there are all sorts of forms involved, some financial, some regulatory.
One that gets overlooked from time to time …
Brazin’ in the Sun
One of the skills a broadcast engineer may have to practice at some point is brazing. That is, where a filler material is …