As well, an STA request was filed that same day to “return” to silent status, so they claim to have been on the air for some short space of time before the end of May, which at that time would have been the license saving maneuver, since it was due to expire May 31st. Anyways, it looks like there ar...

RGORJANCE wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 30, 2020 9:19 am

Chuck:

That could be it. Although, I have this "Instrument Calibration Services" name rattlin round in dah noggin, hey. They could have changed names over the years.

Fossil

Aren’t they in Minneapolis?

There you go. From now on no more EAS propaganda during election years!

Where are the meters?

In that first linked article it says, “At 12:37 p.m. (4 hours after the collapse), KRIS-TV was informing their viewers that windy conditions affected their signal on various cable systems throughout the area.” I’ll say.

I believe Scott Fybush had an article about this in a Northeast Radio Watch column earlier this year. Some answers may be there.

If there’s a problem, try this:

http://bh.hallikainen.org/wiki/

Me, too with the duck on my Fiat. AM reception is superb and noise isn’t much of a, if any, factor. This is a Bose stereo system though and not the stock radio. (AM is still limited severely in freq response but selectivity and sensitivity are good. Not too susceptible to overload near AM towers. FM...

Or just pull the XLRs and plug them together directly.

I guess then they wouldn’t be able to zap you....

dirty patch normal at the transmitter site” Sounds familiar. Lost too many brain cells since then. Back then when anything bad happened at KFAB it would wind up in the paper. :oops: :roll: Thought we had the same problem at KCRO in the late 90s. Sound would just go out at random times. The previous...

I have never used one in a broadcast facility.” Heh. Young whippersnapper! I participated in a major studio buildout in 1995-96. We used patch bays extensively. Not my design, though. I was kind of surprised but ok with it since we were so used to operating that way. In the end we didn’t use them n...

“Shelter-in-place” from the rolling pin at a transmitter site near you.

I’m involved in a work from home project and have a question for the group. My problem is that when the neighbors get home around 6pm, it seems they clog up things such that my upload speed, which is supposed to be ‘up to’ 10Mbps according to the suckers at Cox, sinks to about 3M - or zero right thi...

Terry Cowan, who hangs out on the CRTech forum might also have a solution for this.