DON MARKLEY

Let us all humbly face the center part of the East Coast of these United States and quietly acknowledge the home of our exalted leader, the Federal Communications

From video to RF? A fact well known to music enthusiasts is that the most critical parts of a recording/reproduction system are those where a transition

Tower lighting We all are aware of the regulations concerning the care and feeding of tower lights. A recent article described both the actions that must

By now, every transmitter technician and chief engineer who passes the basic broadcasters' physical exam (can hear thunder and eat mush) has gazed at

There is an old joke that has been floating around the industry for years. It claims that a station chief tested the standby power plant every week for

There are steps that station personnel should take when antenna or transmission line work is done or when towers are being constructed or modified

This year's hurricane season is expected to bring more named storms than average. Prognosticators also predict that this higher-than-average occurrence

The author describes the best ways to repair the equipment that has been damaged from a hurricane or tornado

New stations need to know the criteria for these antennas

When you wandered through the halls of NAB2006, the transmitter offerings seemed to be the same old things. There were small solid-state ones, ones with