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TVU, ArrowData Launch Drone-based ENG Service

By Tom Butts published

AeroJournalism service will allow news broadcasters to transmit unique live aerial views from ArrowData’s drones in full HD.

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Sony Expands UWP-D Wireless Mic Series

By Michael Balderston published

Sony has introduced two new additions to its UWP-D wireless microphone series, the URX-S03D two-channel slot-in receiver and the UTX-B03HR bodypack transmitter.

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Doherty Amplifiers Push Efficiency

By Bob Kovacs published

Although there have been many developments in amplifiers over the decades, some DNA from Doherty’s design is now making its way into modern television transmitters.

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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 Launches IP-Native Air-Cooled Transmitter Range at IBC2016

By Tom Butts published

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GatesAir Tapped to Support National DTV Rollout in Chile

By Michael Balderston published

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.

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Getting Ready for the Repack

By Doug Lung published

After the FCC incentive auction is complete, likely before we transition to ATSC 3.0, many UHF TV stations will have to move to new channels.

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GatesAir Finishes Phase Two of Digital Rollout in Kuwait

By Michael Balderston published

Phase two of a three-part national plan to rollout the DVB-T2 digital TV network across Kuwait has been completed, according to GatesAir.

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Sinclair Tests ATSC 3.0 With Exact DTV Exciters

By Andy Whiteside, General Manager, Acrodyne Services published

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.

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