[BC] NOAA

[Barry Mishkind]

George,

I'm going out on a limb here.  But, I see your solution as easy.

BYPASS THE BUREAUCRATS!  Get a station (Alert: Stevan White) in 
Amarillo to set you up with a bridged feed off their NOAA receiver. 
If you are willing to supply the streaming source (even an old 
computer should be enough!), I can't believe you would not find a 
station in Amarillo willing to help out.



At 02:18 PM 10/10/2009, GC wrote:
>We have tried with no success to get NOAA weather radio in this 
>area. Attemps to get the Amarillo WX office to let us put in a Barix 
>type unit and feed directly to our studio and the answer is NO. We 
>have been told "enough people have not died" We depend on unattended 
>stations to get us alerts and there are times it does not happen. 
>NOAA and EAS is BROKE. Now there a a station that makes a mistake 
>and gets fined?
>
>I think every time I see a cloud I am going to turn off the 
>transmitter, go home and hide under the covers.
>
>George Chambers
>KXIT
>kxit at xit.net

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