[SBE] I wish everyone luck tonight

[Larry Bloomfield]

I also wish everyone well tonight and again in June.

As for the legacy "analog" transmitters, there are many that wouldn't 
even make good boat anchors, but yet there are some that are still in 
good shape. I know of several companies that offer digital exciters that 
can take the place of the older analog exciters, making the older 
equipment candidates as back up devices. I've seen some of these in 
action into dummy loads.

If anyone wants additional information on this, contact me off list and 
I'll gladly share what I know with you.

*Larry Bloomfield, KA6UTC*
1980 25th St.
Florence, OR 97439
(541) 902-2424 (everything number)
*www.Tech-Notes.TV <http://www.tech-notes.tv/>*
See you on the Taste of NAB Road Show


> And don't forget the abandoned UHF digital transmitters by the 

> high-V's going back...

> <snip>

>>

>> I'm not a TV guy (I'm radio), but I'm wondering: what's gonna happen to

>> all those old analog transmitters? Is there a market for them, or are

>> they just gonna become giant boat anchors?  :)

>>

>> <snip>

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