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Protecting Your Facility From Lightning Strikes – Part Two

By James O'Neal published

Broadcast transmitting towers are ideal targets for lightning strikes

Opinions
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Small Package, Powerful Production

By James E. O'Neal published

Today’s integrated production systems pack increasingly more functionality.

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Review: SolderBuddy ACS-V

By James O'Neal published

If you’re not familiar with Lee Tingler’s “SolderBuddy” products, they are a family of rather inexpensive devices designed to assist in the installation of solder-type audio connectors.

Products
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Doesn’t Anyone Ever Build Anything Anymore?

By James O'Neal published

Recalling part of what made broadcast engineering fun

Broadcast Engineering
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What Is This ‘Broadcast Quality’ Thing Anyway? Part II

By James O'Neal published

What really defines “broadcast quality” and has such a thing ever really existed?

Broadcast Engineering
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Museum Seeks Aid in Getting Vintage VTR to NAB Show

By James O'Neal published

During my first year with TV Technology I had the pleasure of preparing a story commemorating the 50th anniversary of the introduction of the videotape recorder at what is now the NAB Show.

Opinions
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Border Interference Issues Could Cloud Repack

By James O'Neal published

The U.S. incentive auctioning of television broadcast spectrum has been shrouded in uncertainty ever since it got underway, with broadcasters and others expressing a growing list of concerns.

Spectrum Auction
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Getting The Word Out To The Viewers

By James O'Neal published

Broadcast Engineering
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What Is This 'Broadcast Quality' Thing Anyway? Part I

By James O'Neal published

If you were at the Hollywood SMPTE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition last October, you might have sat in on a paper authored by the CMO and co-founder of Archmedia Technology, Josef Marc.

Broadcast Engineering
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Ham TV Operators Go High Definition

By James O'Neal published

Through the years, hams have always been quick to try out new technologies including microwave, satellite, digital communications, and most recently, high-definition television.

Broadcast Engineering
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