[SBE] stereo audio RPU

[Cris Alexander]

We use Motorola Canopy as an unlicensed solution on 5.7 GHz with great
results. They're very economical and provide a good bit of Ethernet b/w. You
could then use the codec of your choice. One station here in Denver used
Canopy with a PC-based codec as an STL with excellent results. If you've got
the bandwidth, you can run the compression and data rate all the way up.

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Cris Alexander, CPBE, AMD, DRB
Crawford Broadcasting Company
Denver, Colorado
(303) 433-0104
(303) 433-0905 Fax
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 4:04 PM
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Subject: [SBE] stereo audio RPU

I am in need of an audio only short haul link, 15 Khz stereo, about 2 miles,
bi-directional.  Anyone have suggestions?  This is a 24/7 link for four
months for simulcasting with backhaul. No control signals or other data
load.  Telco Comrex, Tieline, radio RPU,  23 Gig microwave?  LOS tower to
tower. Good stuff, not elcheapo K-tel radio on a chip part 15 RCA connector
stuff. Quality and reliability is the issue, not price. 

Henry
WYIN   </HTML>
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