Another device is the Henry Engineering USDA 2x4 Utility Summing & Distribution Amplifier. Couple on E-Bay for various prices. Stereo in, either two separate stereo outputs or mono outputs. Not impressed by audio fidelity (I have a couple of these--use them to mix the outputs of our STORQ automatio...

carver wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 19, 2018 1:29 pm

I have pills for this.

You have what??

RobbieK56, you need to contact Ericsson for the licenses. They are not free.
No one here should be giving or sending pirated codes.

So we've had a long standing, soon to be replaced issue in our building with something in our primary Synch rack that if bumped, makes the whole house shake. Well in the process of cleanup, Me and our other transmission engineer determine that there is cable wrapped up in this rack that required a s...

We use Compusat software... I'd give Andrew a call and see what he recommends. You have to buy something he can talk to anyway. :wink: We've never used a matrix control at my TV day-job, all of the receivers we use have four-port switches built-in, and along with active splitters for each dish, we ...

Disaster for radio...especially small owners. Has the effect of "block busting" markets. With one owner owning most of the stations in the market they can squeeze the remaining stations until they sell out for pennies, or go broke and go dark. Look at Morgantown-Fairmont-Clarksburg WV, where most o...

Or a broken bolt....

https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-bus ... -disclosed

I think that is the same style of antenna that just burned up in a spectacular morning antenna fire here in Seattle. This was a 32 element ERI antenna. You can see some pictures at the local SBE website, sbe16.com. Antenna is a total loss. Stations affected are broadcasting from Aux sites. One of t...

There are lots of things that can cause problems like this. Answering your question though, panel antenna systems will have a small frequency dependent variation, but it should not be significant. Unless that is you have an intended null in the pattern to protect another station. Variations in that...

So here in Bahstahn (Boston), we have a 3 station master FM antenna around 1140 ft up a tower. The antenna has two "bays" and is an omni ERI Cog-Wheel. (1084CP-2) All three FMs on it are full Bs. All are around 9kW give or take 200 watts. Two of the frequencies, 94.5 and 98.5 both radiate very nice ...

Instead of speculating, we could also just wait for the report to come out as to the cause.

I regret to pass the news that Bill Croghan, Semi Retired of Lotus Broadcasting, and a member here at The Virtual Engineer has passed away.
When more details arrive, I will pass them along.

http://sbe16.com/?p=6240 (Above article has pictures) Jim Dalke, CPBE, Editor – Six Seattle Class C FM stations were knocked off the air Thursday morning, November 8 when a Tiger Mountain master antenna suffered major fire damage. Damage appeared to be confined to the antenna array on the tower and ...

If you mean 10/29/18, yes we received ours at 11:01am.

KPJL FM wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 02, 2018 7:09 am

Sounds like audio is out of phase somewhere.

Quick way to tell this. Pull one of the two channels off on the back and see if it sounds normal.

No, however there apparently was a database version upgrade done last night kind of late.

May be related to that.