[SBE] SBE Digest, Vol 499, Issue 1

[Gary Kenny]

Why not use 2 Ghz or 5.6 Ghz into an omni ant. A simple
1/4 wave coaxial ant.( Coax with, 1/4 wave legnth center conductor and 1/4
wave lenth of the braid pulled back over the insulation.) Gary Kenny KJPX
joplin KJPXTV at gmail.com



On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 9:04 AM, Kevin Ruppert <kruppert at wisctv.com> wrote:


> Have you looked in the Pasternack Enterprises catalog?

>

> They might have some kind of rotating waveguide that you could use.

> (75 Ohm)

>

> These type of things are used in antennas for radar or tracking antenna

> for satellite.

>

> -Kevin Ruppert

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> Today's Topics:

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>   1. Video bushing for a rotating stage? (F Berman)

>   2. Re: Video bushing for a rotating stage? (ednixon)

>   3. Whisper Room for sale (Curt Yengst)

>   4. Third Party Call In Management (Jonathan Solomon)

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> Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 10:00:46 -0400

> From: F Berman <iamfberman at hotmail.com>

> Subject: [SBE] Video bushing for a rotating stage?

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> Dear Roundtable: A client would like me to place a couple of HD cameras

> on top of a rotating stage for a one-time, live production.  Instead of

> transmitting wirelessly, I'm trying to find a bushing or similar device

> that can be placed in the hole at the center of the stage to allow

> connectivity of video and perhaps some data /telemetry control.

>

> No, I can't stop the rotation or ask that it simply stop after, say, a

> clockwise rotation and then counter-clock, thereby allowing me to simply

> use traditional copper with slack.

>

> While I imagine this could be fabricated, I'm looking for something off

> the shelf with a bulletproof track record, either to rent or to

> purchase.

>

> I figure if anyone in the world knows of a solution for this, it would

> be this group

>

> Thanks in advance for any consideration

>

> Am available off-list, thanks in advance

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> Frank Berman, CBTE

> iamfberman at hotmail.com

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> Message: 2

> Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 07:25:06 -0700

> From: ednixon <ednixon at yahoo.com>

> Subject: Re: [SBE] Video bushing for a rotating stage?

> To: sbe member discussion mail list <sbe at sbe.org>

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> BoomRight LLC in Phoenix has such a spinning 360' mount on the end of

> their booms that they showed at NAB.

>

>

> expo.nabshow.com/.../Booth.aspx?...

> BoomRight LLC ... 480-812-5092. info at BoomRight. com www.BoomRight.com<http://www.boomright.com/>

>

> -fm-

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> On Apr 24, 2012, at 7:00 AM, F Berman <iamfberman at hotmail.com> wrote:

>

> > Dear Roundtable: A client would like me to place a couple of HD

> > cameras on top of a rotating stage for a one-time, live production.

> > Instead of transmitting wirelessly, I'm trying to find a bushing or

> > similar device that can be placed in the hole at the center of the

> > stage to allow connectivity of video and perhaps some data /telemetry

> control.

> >

> > No, I can't stop the rotation or ask that it simply stop after, say, a

>

> > clockwise rotation and then counter-clock, thereby allowing me to

> > simply use traditional copper with slack.

> >

> > While I imagine this could be fabricated, I'm looking for something

> > off the shelf with a bulletproof track record, either to rent or to

> purchase.

> >

> > I figure if anyone in the world knows of a solution for this, it would

>

> > be this group

> >

> > Thanks in advance for any consideration

> >

> > Am available off-list, thanks in advance

> >

> > Frank Berman, CBTE

> > iamfberman at hotmail.com

> >

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> Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:23:02 +0000

> From: Curt Yengst <cyengst at star991fm.com>

> Subject: [SBE] Whisper Room for sale

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> For Sale:

>

> 1 Whisper Room isolation booth.  7x7x7.  With window and ventilation

> hardware.  Very good condition.  $4000 or best offer.  Buyer must pick

> up in central New Jersey.  Pictures available upon request.

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> Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:04:59 -0400

> From: Jonathan Solomon <jon at thesolomonhouse.com>

> Subject: [SBE] Third Party Call In Management

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> Good Day Everyone-

>

> Has anyone ever used a third part call in management service?  That is a

> third party that would take in your incoming calls for a show (radio,

> TV, whatever), weed out the crazies and present you a list via a web GUI

> or portal for the callers that you might want to take, and then let you

> accept each single caller?

>

> I'm trying to avoid (a) a bunch of POTS or PRI and (b) personnel.

>

> Thank you for your replies in advance.

> Jonathan

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