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GatesAir Tapped to Support National DTV Rollout in Chile By Michael Balderston Chilean broadcasters are preparing for the national digital TV transition and rollout, including Mega, which has recently announced it is going with GatesAir to support its efforts.
GatesAir Announces IP Air-Cooled Transmitters By Michael Balderston GatesAir’s air-cooled transmitters are hoping on the IP bandwagon, as the company has announced a range of transmitters with native IP capability, the Maxiva UAXTE.
GatesAir Finishes Phase Two of Digital Rollout in Kuwait By Michael Balderston Phase two of a three-part national plan to rollout the DVB-T2 digital TV network across Kuwait has been completed, according to GatesAir.
Sinclair Tests ATSC 3.0 With Exact DTV Exciters By Andy Whiteside, General Manager, Acrodyne Services As ATSC 3.0 approaches maturity, broadcasters need to begin market trials and field tests to ensure they can meet the demands of this future broadcast standard.
Tanana Valley Gains Efficiency With GatesAir By Thomas Bohnet, Director of Engineering, Tanana Valley Television and Radio Tanana Valley Television and Radio has experienced significant growth over the past several years, after its beginnings as a small local broadcaster.
Review: Wisycom MTP40S-USX UHF Transmitter & MPR30 ENG Receiver By Chuck Gloman One of biggest complaints with sound recording is dealing with the cables.
