I tried both (31-1965 is the SKU).

One of the things I really miss about the "old" Radio Shack was their "faxback" service for things like this, as well as the local repair depot which was about 10 miles from my office. You could get pretty much any documentation you needed for anything they sold just for the asking. I didn't have an...

Heh...the paint on those things would allow you to clean off the markers without even leaving a shadow.

All of the Comcast equipment I've seen is easily set up for NAT by the user. What is the issue with this one?

All the Telos kids are in Las Vegas at the NAB show right now so don't expect a quick reply.

If they don't buy the book they won't be in the publicly-released numbers. If you didn't buy the book (or get an illicit full copy of it from someone) then you won't see them either since the full survey results are only released to subscribers. If you are looking at a full report then they would be...

Is it in a PPM market?

kkiddkkidd wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 24, 2018 10:30 am

Less mud and grunge from overdriving the highs.

And less crap coming back to the transmitter causing intermodulation products 30 KHz away.

One of my stations is 1.1:1 flat out to 15Khz and 1.15:1 to 25Khz. How does it pass the required annual NRSC measurement? Probably pretty nicely since the antenna system isn't screwing with the sidebands or reflecting sideband power back to the transmitter. The flatter the antenna modulation bandwi...

Those filters consist of about $3,000 in parts if you pay full marked-up retail, $1,000 if you shop around. The cabinets tend to be one-size-fits-all affairs which are cheaper for KTL (and others) to make than customs for each job. If you can put the parts into existing ATU or phasor cabinets it is ...

jbarth200 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 23, 2018 2:26 pm

bubbles it is.

One place to find leak detection fluid is in the plumbing section of your favorite hardware purveyor. It'll be next to the black pipe and gas fittings. This stuff is specifically made to help you find leaks.

kkiddkkidd wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 21, 2018 2:11 pm

I am contending that it is more like 15,000

And don't forget a whole bunch of NCE-FM reserved band translators fed via these things.

Thanks. That's what I was wondering about. My client was quoted $1595 to file *one* RX dish registration by a name everyone here would recognize.

I've been asked by a radio client to help them with registration of their (many) C-band satellite receive dishes in light of the potential "sharing" (yeah, right) of the band with terrestrial land mobile users. As usual the FCC has made what should be a simple process impossible for mere mortals to ...

Or you could buy from a company that still supports everything they've made, like brand N or B. GatesAir/Harris has a bad habit of orphaning transmitters when they get bored with them. The SX/Gates series are still out there and parts are available from other than GatesAir. They bet the farm on the ...