[BC] Syncronized transmitters

Craig Bowman craig1
Mon Feb 26 21:51:06 CST 2007


One of (if not the) original phase locked FM booster systems was by a 
California company called Omega International.  Omega used an external 
reference signal to phase lock the exciter of the main and booster 
transmitter.  No attempt to sync the pilot was made.  Using GPS is a 
much better idea but, in1985, was not realistic.  They had interesting 
names for their products.  The reference signal was transmitter by the 
ORG Original Reference Generator and was received (and re-coded) by the 
ASM which I cannot remember but the ORG and the ASM stick in my mind.  
Every time a new device had to be created it carried the frequency of 
the station for which it was developed.  I was responsible for the FFH 
1025.  Filter From Hell and the station was on 102.5.  I would like to 
see some of the stuff Al Kirchner (sorry for the spelling AL...it has 
been too long) is doing.  I have it under good authority it is impressive.

Craig Bowman


Mike Pluta wrote:
> Does anyone know of a reasonably priced mechanism to synchronize carrier
> and pilot and manage audio delay other than the syncrocast system?
>
> Mike Pluta (mike at nrcbroadcasting.com)
>


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