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No need for two threads on this. I am working with Chris to come up with a better solution for it, than what is currently in place.

Dale H. Cook wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 01, 2019 9:35 am

wichitapc wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 01, 2019 7:47 am

From what I've read on the BW compared to my experience, I'd go with the Ecreso.

Note that this topic is a year old, and we purchased the BW a year ago.

Agreed. No need to bring up a zombie thread from that long ago.

With that said, Dale, how did it work out?

You didn't mention price, but if you want a solid product with good solid support, and you have the devices already installed, Compusat would be a good option to use.

After Tom, I believe Clif Mills was taking care of it for a while, and I believe Ryan Kurpa(?) is now doing it.

Quinipiac University also has a student run class D FM on 98.1, WQAQ. So the college still *has* a radio station, just not the AM.

Not sure if your issue is resolved, but the Yankees game on the local Cumulus owned radio station was having drop outs on Sunday.

I have a few Sage Endec boxes doing GMail with no issues. The key step is in the backbone of GMail's security settings, you need to set the "allow less secure devices" to be enabled on the GMail account. Now one thing I have noticed, I think it depends on your network's security setting is, in ENDEC...

Hi, I am having not great luck with the ol' Google Express machine, and am looking for recommendations. In our market, one of the local TV stations opted for the Band 1 option of the repack and are going to VHF channel 5 from UHF. We run our own "in house" cable system with demodulators, and I am go...

Our site layout required the primary and secondary dishes be installed on platforms or pillars in the parking lot putting the bottoms of the dishes 20' above ground. Adds fun to maintenance. Ask WCSH in Portland Maine about the fun of working on the NBC dishes... I've heard the stories from the Asc...

If I remember correctly, NBC migrated a couple of years before ABC, and installed some remarkably large dishes at many of the affiliates, many of which were specified to uplink as well. It might be that back then, nobody fully appreciated how big a problem rain fade would turn out to be... and once...

Most of the Miranda gear we have has an extremely low failure rate. Densite Power supplies fail occasionally but they are cheap. I made an iControl Web page that shows me were bad power supplies are. You can also just walk by the frames once a week and look for red lights on the CPU cards. And the ...

Euclid wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2019 10:56 pm

The downside of the XVP3901 is that it is not cheap and it is complicated to configure.

We had an XVP-3901 fail, hard, during one of our newscasts when I was at Fox. We had been demoing a new Linear Acoustics box,
which we were able to put in line with it, to get things back.

We did something very similar to this in Providence, and it can be done. But the trick is with the IF level. It tends to come out very hot, and needs to be badly padded down. I think I had something on order of a 30db pad on the IF input of the Twinstream. The details of it are hazy to me, as it was...