[BC] Buying AM Transmitters

[Bailey, Scott]

Dave,
  A good product you guys should consider is marketing a 250 watt,
portable MW box that you can move from site to site, where it's needed.
I have no clue why somebody doesn't do this.
  I would buy one if someone would build it and make the box capable to
change frequency in the field with dip switches. 

Scott
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 10:05 AM
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Subject: Re: [BC] Buying AM Transmitters

 
In a message dated 4/23/2007 7:54:05 PM Central Daylight Time,  
dpuopolo at usa.net writes:

>  Regarding "short lists":   where does Continental stand, and  why?

Continental no longer makes an AM transmitter.  I know this  because
Dave
Hultsman said so.

LF



***********************
 
Larry:
 
Thanks for the quote.  I was incorrect in that we do manufacture AM  
Shortwave transmitters from 50 kW. to 500 kW. and specialized MW AM
transmitters  
greater than 100 kW. At the time of your question, I believe we were
discussing  
domestic MW transmitters.
 
Our domestic USA  AM Broadcast business was discontinued in  2001.  But
watch 
out you never know when "We'll be back".
 
Thanks for stopping by at the NAB and it was very good to see you
again.
 
Dave Hultsman
 



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