[BC] Worst 'engineering' ever seen

Margaret Bryant maggiesdogs
Mon Apr 9 21:37:25 CDT 2007


When I was in San Antonio almost no STL frequencies remained available. 
Some careful planning was required and I had to change the polarity of a 
recently installed grid dish at the studio end. I called the local tower 
guy to come do it for me. In no time he was back down on the ground and 
said he was done. I said that he couldn't have done it in that short of a 
time. I went out to take a look. Yep, he'd turned just the element and not 
the whole dish. When I told him he had to turn the whole dish, he then 
understood why I was surprised that he'd finished so fast! (He was also 
obviously a new employee of the tower company!)

Margaret

At 05:35 PM 4/9/2007, you wrote:
> > From: broadcast-bounces at radiolists.net
> >
> > Maybe this doesn't fall under the "worst" engineering, but
> > take a look at this STL dish, and tell me whats wrong:
> >
> > http://www.bosscher.org/whatsignal.jpg
> >
> > The CE involved with that dish can't figure why his signal
> > is so poor. The rest of us just keep quiet.
> >
> > tom bosscher





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