WMEX?

[A Joseph Ross]

Come to think of it, it probably shouldn't be TOO easy to change the 
frequency, else it could be changed by accident, something the FCC 
wouldn't be too happy about.  I imagine there must be some safety 
mechanism for that?


On 2/12/2019 4:58 PM, Dave Doherty wrote:
> I have a J-1000 at one of my stations. I believe there are two versions of
> the output network, one for the lower half and the other for the upper half
> of the band. Other than that, it's a front panel thing to select the
> frequency. There's probably some stuff you can do to optimize at the new
> frequency, but I believe it will run fine.
>
> -d
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Shawn Mamros
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> Cc: Boston Radio <boston-radio-interest@lists.bostonradio.org>
> Subject: RE: WMEX?
>
>> Ed has a frequency-agile AM transmitter? I wonder what it is.
> Nautel claims the ability for "simple frequency change" on their J1000 line
> of 1kW AM transmitters:
> https://www.nautel.com/products/am-transmitters/j1000/
>
> I'd imagine it's probably more difficult with higher powered AM
> transmitters.
>
> -Shawn
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