Welcome to November! We’ve had our first snow this fall, the holiday season has arrived, and children everywhere are dreaming of become broadcast engineers. Ah, come on, 2 out of 3 isn’t bad! Many of our members enjoy “playing” in the snow. These are the folks that drive to their mountain-top “office” to service the…
Here we all sit with our leftover ‘Halloween’ candy – reading this article – maybe wondering where you begin in the ‘Broadcast Industry. Everything begins somewhere or someplace. Not every job in our industry requires advanced technical skills, but every job in our industry requires specific knowledge and skills to fulfill our responsibilities as ‘Operators’.…
Providing news and views from a broadcast engineers perspective since September 1986 Fall colors on West Tiger Mountain.Here we are looking at what we commonly call – West Tiger #2 or WTM-2. The overall height of the two towers, including antennas, is 350 feet. The towers were made by ERI. The tower on the right…
We detailed the need to become certified by SBE as either a Television and/or Radio Operator last month. This month we want to continue detailing other entry and advanced levels of network broadcasting certifications. Computer mastery and the understanding of operational networking have become vital in today’s operational environment. First, is the Certified Broadcast Networking…
Providing news and views from a broadcast engineers perspective since September 1986 This picture was taken from the south shore of Lake Crescent looking Northeast Not to be outdone – Dwight Small (Ret) sent me this one of Lake Cavanaugh The headline this month – CBS RADIO IS GONE – ENTERCOM IS A WHOLE LOT…
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