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The problem is that the average age of the engineers that have knowledge of high power AM at LF/MF/HF is probably well into the 50s and some of the actual trans
by PoachedSausage 9y ago
The problem is that the average age of the engineers that have knowledge of high power AM at LF/MF/HF is probably well into the 50s and some of the actual transmitters are not far off that either.
- dwyerm 9y agoYou might really enjoy this blog, then. The author has been watching both the decline and advancement of radio of the last few decades. It was interesting to see these big-iron transmitters being replaced by half-a-rack of solid state gear, but then still taking up four racks because of all the other gear. His last post is poignant, though: "...the absolute soul crushing mediocrity of automated programming is killing the entire industry." http://www.engineeringradio.us/blog/ http://www.engineeringradio.us/blog/