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Radio
Broadcast Technical Consulting and Sales
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Repair
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We repair radio broadcast equipment. This
includes some equipment manufactured by: Arrakis, Broadcast Electronics,
Belar, CBS, CRL, CircuitWerkes,
Collins, Continental, Elcom Bauer, Gates, Harris,
Inovonics, Moseley,
Orban, QEI,
Radio Systems, Revox, Sine
Systems, Sparta, TFT, and Zercom.
See our service facility.
Not all models of the above equipment are serviced here. Best to
us with your request.
We do a fair number of
Harris MW-1 PA
module repairs.
The work is charged at $75/hour
plus parts and shipping.
There is a half-hour ($37.50) charge for examining a piece of equipment to
determine if it is repairable.
When shipping, please include the instruction manual for the equipment in case it is not in our files. Also send a letter indicating the known problems along with your name, company name, shipping address, telephone number, and e-mail address. Best to put the equipment in a plastic bag before putting it in a box with packing peanuts. If the equipment has screw-terminal connections, be sure to tighten those screws so they do not fall out during shipping. Ship to: M. W. Persons and Associates, Inc. |
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The test bench setup includes, among other things, a 1 GHz spectrum analyzer, a 3 GHz spectrum analyzer, FM modulation monitor, audio test equipment, RF wattmeter, and 1000 watt dummy load. Interestingly, we receive equipment for repair from across the country. In 2011, we either built or repaired equipment destined for Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Wyoming. The list just gets longer. In 2010, that list included Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, New Mexico, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, South Carolina, Texas, Wisconsin, and American Samoa in the Pacific Ocean. If you want an Orban 8000A, 8100A, or 9100A audio processor repaired and updated to improved specifications, you should contact Bill Sacks at: http://www.optimod.fm or http://www.optimod.am
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page last edited 10/28/2011
