The M-Audio "Audiophile 192" was a popular card. I bought a bunch of them and, since none has ever failed, still have them in use. You can find them on Ebay fairly cheap. They're PCI cards though, so you need a computer with the older sockets. SoundBlaster has newer cards that pass 192kHz. The Maria...

I use Stereo Tool in several installations, both AM and FM. If you need the program to produce stereo composite, you'll need a computer that can handle the physical size of a 192kHz audio card... either that or a 192kHz USB-interface. If you're in a competitive environment, that gives you the use of...

BSI has always been fairly conservative about how you use / connect their products. Years ago, when I first spotted them, I noted Simian's purported ability to run multiple instances of the software on a single computer. Asked how many the system would tolerate, they wouldn't give me a fixed answer....

I've only had 3 dual-mono systems under my care over the years. The concept was preferred by the engineer I followed at those stations. He (and George Marti) didn't have much use for composite at the time, though admittedly, it was early in those years and control of overshoots wasn't fully understo...

As far as I've been able to tell, there's no complete fix to this. Metered connections are ignored if the OS determines you're hardlined. The only compromise I've worked out is to set it to update only the stuff MS deems "necessary", put it in the mode that saves updates up and only hits you with it...

I'd worked up a fairly intense dislike for the Gates series of solid state boxes, but I'm starting to come around to the conclusion that it's just another rig with a personality. Get to know its needs and it seems to stay fairly content. Unfortunately, Gates Air's getting out of the AM business and ...

So... the hint here is whether you've ever tackled a project like this before. If not, you should start by finding someone who has, to either work with or take the project on. Not that the qualifications aren't here, but I think the job is beyond anyone here being able to walk you through it over th...

That's a good point.

Thanks, Jeff

Interesting.

Might have to add further division though. I need 2960 kHz in a "divide by two" application.

... unless the Nautel would allow the "divide-by-four", which they use at lower frequencies, to work.

Maybe?...

In our area, this has just been turned on: https://www.rbr.com/a-bustos-media-fm-boosts-with-maxxcasting-plan/ One of these boosters is on a tower I share with another station and a wifi service. It includes a Gatesair transmitter, one of those Intraplex codecs and an IP product they're getting from...

Has anyone found a working alternative for the traditional rock? I have a ND-1 that I need to shift a bit. Now that National is gone, Nautel doesn't appear to have an alternative ... at least nothing I can get anytime soon. If there's anything that's already built and (more or less) useable for this...

Commercial Radio Company used to carry that type, but when I did my recent DX-10 refreq, they told me the type was going out of production... at least that's what I understood them to say. That was over a year ago, so maybe something has emerged as a replacement. In any case, you can try them. 802 2...

There are no filter cans in the DX-series PA card. The fact that "PA32" failed in yours doesn't necessarily mean much. Any one of them can fail at some point, and the cards are all interchangeable... so long as you have a complete set (good or not) installed when you turn the transmitter on. Most of...

If you have reliable IP connectivity at the transmitter site BT is the way to go. If not and you're still on POTS, you really can't beat a Sine Systems even though it is very long in the tooth. Forgot about that... but you're absolutely right. I have one of those left and nobody has plans to pull i...

I have a bunch of Broadcast Tools controls out there... WVRC 4 & 8, and Site Sentinel variants. BT doesn't seem to have the metering resolution that the ARC-16 has, but has otherwise been reliable, especially considering the price. Their gear can be sensitive to AM RF, though it's random... like AM ...