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GatesAir Plans Celebrations for 95th Anniversary

By Michael Balderston published

Events
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Maine Public Broadcasting Adds GatesAir Maxiva Exciters

By Michael Balderston published

In an effort to boost reception of its over-the-air TV signal, Maine Public Broadcasting says it has integrated GatesAir Maxiva M2X exciters into all five of its transmitters.

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Wheatstone Acquires GatesAir Console Business

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Business
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GatesAir Announces IP Air-Cooled Transmitters

By Michael Balderston published

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.

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GatesAir Supplying Maxiva Transmitters to Russia

By Michael Balderston published

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GatesAir Maxiva Transmitters Boost Louisiana Duopoly

By Michael Balderston published

KTBS, LLC double-dipped on its recent acquisition of Maxiva ULXT liquid-cooled UHF DTV transmitters from GatesAir, installing one transmitter in both its KTBS-TV3 and KPXJ-CW21 TV stations.

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GatesAir Maxiva Transmitter Helps WRAL-TV ATSC 3.0 Broadcast

By Michael Balderston published

WRAL-TV in Raleigh-Durham launched the first ATSC 3.0 simulcast earlier this week, utilizing GatesAir’s Maxiva transmitter.

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ATSC 3.0 Contributors: LG, Zenith and GatesAir

By Deborah D McAdams published

Technologies developed by LG, its U.S. R&D lab Zenith and partner GatesAir, are included in the new ATSC 3.0 Physical Layer Candidate Standard.

Regulatory and Standards
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GatesAir Announces New Patents

By Michael Balderston published

Company was awarded seven new patents.

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GatesAir Launches IP-Native Air-Cooled Transmitter Range at IBC2016

By Tom Butts published

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