Apart from some blue language based on the way that regulator is mounted (the screw for the 3 pin goes through the back heatsink, fun getting it lind up)--this unit back among the living. I bought a Meanwell supply from Jameco, going to try 12 volts on another STL 10 with a burned out power transfor...

This is the power supply regulator mounted on the back side of the heat sink. Part only described as "IC-1," not otherwise described in manual. I can see "LM" but rest of number is scrapped off.

It's the greater of 25 miles from the tower or 2mv/m contour. Always check at ECFR.GOV for the current rule: "The coverage contour of an FM translator rebroadcasting an AM radio broadcast station as its primary station must be contained within the greater of either the 2 mV/m daytime contour of...

Some models of the RVR STL transmitters--and receivers, don't have very well shielded IF oscillators. Had problems at a combined site when two receivers were put too close together in the rack. At another site, the STL transmitter blocked out a weather receiver used for EAS. Moving it to a window cu...

Bohn referred me to BE, not equipped to handle the synthesizer models.

Simplest to send it back to the factory. My notes indicate it cost me $314 to add second frequency to my RPU transmitter.

Thanks, but we have the budget to go mostly new on this project. Shipping from Canada is very reasonable, too, about $130.

Heard back from Austin--reasonable price. Got to wait until the end of the month--church selling their AM & can't have full congregation meeting until that last Sunday. The Rohn tapered base section --listed as a 55TG1A--is supposedly designed for this insulator. Will be an interesting project, ...

Looks like we are buying an Am station. And will have to move the tower. Class C/kilowatt. Plan on using Rohn 55G (I have 50' of almost new sections), found a source for the tapered bottom section--but now looking for a base insulator. The Rohn base section is designed to mate with an Austin A-4197-...

Malwarebytes, Windows 10, need to check on outlook version

With Rackspace we are only paying about $30/year per active e-mail address, not sure what our mailbox total could be with the present account. The Outlook problem I suspect is something connected with the notorious Microsoft updates. Program will lock up, not allow e-mail to be sent or other problem...

We use Rackspace for e-mail, rarely have any problems--and when there is a problem seems to be their problem. In fact, have link on another computer (same network) for my business partner's house e-mail which I've had to resort to when Outlook wouldn't let him in.

I don't use it, our e-mail provider has a simple interface. But my business partner and our Microsoft indoctrinated office manager insist on using it, completely impossible to get them to think of using anything else. Which is causing problems, since Outlook has been locking up, acting strange. Toda...

What kills most of those older consoles is bad switches and bad faders. Switches get intermittent, faders noisy. Both difficult to replace. If these are OK, then a simple refurb would be to replace filter caps in the supply and bypass and coupling caps on the circuit boards. Easy enough to do if you...

Transmitter long gone--by now probably the steel probably is part of your new washer.