It's simpler to use than an acetylene torch and produces a hotter flame than standard hand-held gas torches, so the job gets done quicker. Grounding the fence at an AM tower site We've only begun to touch on damaged components. Next time we'll inspect them more closely. . . . In our recent NAB Transmitter workshop, Martin Cooper of Transcom, a used transmitter buyer and reseller, offered some tips on getting the most out of your used transmitter. First, any transmitter built prior to 1975 has a limited value in today's market.
Cooper says adequate maintenance, cleanliness and properly documented changes top the list.
John Bisset has worked as a chief engineer and contract engineer for more than 30 years. He is a district sales manager for Harris Corp. Submissions for this column are encouraged and qualify for SBE recertification credit.