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Post by part15engineer on Jul 4, 2020 1:38:08 GMT
I have the following for sale with the following asking prices,,, all pricing shipped conus (unless specified to contrary) includes paypal fees. i have more wiggle room on pricing if locally picked up with cash. Orban Optimod 2200 FM Processor / Stereo Generator $1000.00 (SOLD) shipped ConUS (have to look but i believe it has AES as well as analog) Inovonics 235 AM Processor $900.00 (SOLD) Shipped ConUS Barix 500 $300.00 (SOLD) Shipped ConUS Barix 100 x 3 (2 Exstreamers / 1 Instreamer) $250.00 (SOLD) Shipped ConUS RVR PTX20 Agile 2-20W FM Exciter $700.00 Shipped CONUS Broadcast Vision AXS-FMTD $200.00 Shipped conus Chez Procaster $250.00 Shipped Conus Excellent Condition Nicom BKG-77 (single Bay) $600.00 (local pickup 69341) Nicom BKG-77 (Bent element) good for parts $150.00 (Free with purchase of above BKG antenna) Dual cavity tuneable FM band pass filter (unsure of power rating) $1000.00 (Local Pickup 69341) TFT EAS quad Rx Receiver has AM FM WX VHF Rx Modules $400.00 Shipped ConUS Wheatstone A50 18ch console w/psu asking $500.00 (SOLD) Local P/U 69341 CRL CQUAM Stack, SGC-800, SEC-800 and SMP-950 $1000.00 Shipped ConUS
LPB TCU-30 Carrier Current Coupler $300.00 (SOLD) Shipped conus
RF Electronics "Fox" 0-20W DDS AM Transmitter $500.00 Shipped Conus
Radio Engineering Associates AMM-SD1 am mod monitor (0-10W RF P/U Unit) $250.00 (sold) Shipped conus
Inovonics 702 RDS Mini Encoder $150.00 (SOLD) Shipped ConUS
Sage 1822 (Grey Unit) EAS ENDEC $120.00 Shipped Conus
360 Systems Instant Replay $400.00 (SOLD) shipped conus
Comrex Red POTS Hot-Line studio unit and 2 Remote Units $1000.00 Shipped Conus
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Post by Boomer on Jul 4, 2020 3:23:53 GMT
Are you quitting broadcasting, or updating your station?
I like all of the tech briefs, bulletins and schematics you've posted, thanks for doing that archiving, so that the info is saved.
Boomer
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Post by part15engineer on Jul 4, 2020 14:28:33 GMT
getting out of the hobby,,,
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Post by sparepart on Jul 4, 2020 16:38:24 GMT
LPB TCU-30 Carrier Current Coupler $300.00 Shipped conus
I'm interested in the TCU-30. Been struggling along to build one, this will speed things up quite a bit.
PM me a valid PayPal email address
SP
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Post by part15engineer on Jul 4, 2020 19:07:10 GMT
Pm sent
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Post by mark on Jul 5, 2020 19:07:51 GMT
getting out of the hobby,,, Sorry to hear this. |
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Post by Admin on Jul 6, 2020 16:12:02 GMT
He'll be back. Always does...
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Post by part15engineer on Jul 6, 2020 16:18:20 GMT
not this time, i'm selling it all except automation pc. i will still try and stick around to offer tech advice but i'm done with broadcasting over the air. stick a fork in me.
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Post by Boomer on Jul 7, 2020 15:41:51 GMT
Hotel California
I thought radio was like the Hotel California and you could never leave, meaning anyone who has been bitten by the radio bug, especially from an early age.
I'm glad that at least you came by to say you're getting out of the hobby, many seem to fade out of Part-15 radio, they're just gone and you wonder what happened to their stations.
Hope you do well with the carrier current coupler CDL. Since I use that one, I might have ideas on its use, if you need them.
Best of luck to Part 15 Engineer.
Boomer
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Post by thelegacy on Jul 8, 2020 20:35:10 GMT
I've talked to a lot of folks and what really discourages them is that anytime they try to do something with a.m. as far as getting out a couple of miles you always have the folks that preach about field strength and the it can't be done the crowd.
I have shown in my videos on YouTube that you can receive a 100 watt part 15 station for a couple of miles if you live in the right area and have the right receiver.
the ground lead arguments don't help either and some of the things I've heard about the talking house ATU is enough to make you sick. meaning the fact that some people are trying to say it's illegal when it indeed is not. I've heard all kinds of misinformation but the point is all of us are going to run our radio stations as we see fit and that is the bottom line.
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Post by Boomer on Jul 8, 2020 23:44:54 GMT
Right Le Gacy, I used to see a lot of that kind of talk, but not lately, I guess people know their places. You're right, station owners should be allowed to be adults and make their own decisions for once.
Some don't like you to have more success than they had, and politics is involved, like FM part-15 has been put down for years, and someone pointed out to me that those who beat the drum the loudest against any FM use are also involved with selling AM transmitters.
I saw it for myself this year when governors closed down gathering spaces and people turned to radio to address the crowd in their cars. At Radio World's site there were several screeds about why FM should not be trusted, but we have approved AM transmitters for you to use. Is that fair? Well, it's business. True, someone also said AM could only go a short distance, until Rich set them straight.
Part-15 Engineer, maybe you could scale back to the one computer you have, feeding into one transmitter. With just a mic connected, I'm able to broadcast a live or recorded DJ show, and it can sound like real radio.
It's probably a similar system to what at-home DJs use now to do their shows. The only 'old radio' thing I can't do is hear the air sound, because the delay through the system is about a second, but that's the same with any station now that uses a digital STL.
Boomer
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Post by thelegacy on Jul 10, 2020 5:16:57 GMT
Here's a few things I got to say and I'm going to try not to hijack this subject. maybe I should start a different thread in fact I'm going to do that instead.
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