[BC] Digital Radio Express

[Robert Meuser]

Glen:

At that power you might want to just get a single digital TX, like the Harris mini HD and 
operate with a straight low level combined setup? A 600 Watt unit should be more than 
adequate. The new exciters output analog and digital on one port and would be part of the 
TX.  This would make the TX side extremely simple. Keep your existing TX for analog back 
up.

R






On 6 May 2005 at 21:16, khcs at juno.com wrote:

> 
> Tom suggested:
> 
> >Glenn, for regular high level combining, you need to increase 
> >your analog TPO by 10%. Your Ibiquity tx will run 10% of your new >tpo. That signal will
> >be knocked down by 10 db on the combiner.
> >
> ------------
> 
> OK, our TPO is 470 watts and we have a 500-watt transmitter.  So far, so good.  It could
> easily do the 517 watts or so to make up for the combiner loss.  But, to get 47 watts of
> digital carrier, it looks like we would need a 500-watt digital transmitter, combiner and
> a 500-watt RF line termination.  That's probably close enough to start working up a rough
> cost estimate.
> 
> Glen Kippel
> KHCS
> Palm Desert, CA
> 
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