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Technical Tips from Mark W. Persons

Ideas that might help you at a Radio Station

A typical view of the M. W. Persons shop. Ideas abound when products are installed at radio stations and when they come to the shop for repair.

AM Transmitter Tips: AM RF Harmonic Trap AM Unipole Detuning AM Coil Cleaning AM Field Intensity Meter Repair AM Receive Loop Antenna Continental 315R-1 Transmitter Grounding Rod/Shorting Stick for Transmitters Harris MW-1 PA Module Repair Harris MW-10 Time Delay Relay McMartin BA-1K AM Transmitter RCA AM Oscillator Frequency Change RF Mixing Products on AM and FM Variable Coil Repair	FM Transmitter Tips: Antenna Troubleshooting Antenna Repair BE FM 25T FM Transmitter Repair Collins/Continental 2.5 KW FM Transmitter Repair Collins/Continental 20-25 KW FM Transmitter Updates Collins/Continental FM Transmitter Maintenance Collins/Continental FM Transmitter IPA Drive Belt Grounding Rod/Shorting Stick for Transmitters FM Interference Harris FM-20K Transmitter work Harris FM-25K and 35K Repairs Harris THE-1 FM Exciter Repair Spurious Radiation on an FM Radio Station Transmitter Power Output Chart
Transmitter Building Tips: Transmitter Site Cooling Fan Setup Transmitter Site Building Air Filters	Studio-Transmitter-Link Tips: Diversity Antenna Switch for STL Systems Moseley PCL-606 STL Receiver Repair Nicom STL Receiver Upgrade
Miscellaneous Tips: Audio Processing repair Audio RF Filter Temporary 450 MHz RPU Antenna Trouble in a 120 VAC Plug Standards...How would we get along without them? Maintenance list for backup power generators	Studio Tips: Grounding for an Arrakis 1200-10S Console Grounding for an Arrakis 2000SCT-12S Console Stanton C.500 CD Player Remote Control Power fuse fix for Radio Systems Audio Consoles Equipment Rack Grounding

The stories go on and on. Stop in again sometime. I'll leave the soldering iron on for you.
Mark W. Persons Ham WØMH

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