
The RF War-Game™: What Happens Before a Single Cable Is Run
Most frequency coordination failures don’t happen on show day. They happen weeks earlier, when someone looks at a channel chart, picks frequencies that ‘worked last time,’

Most frequency coordination failures don’t happen on show day. They happen weeks earlier, when someone looks at a channel chart, picks frequencies that ‘worked last time,’

Ask any production manager what they worry about at 6 a.m. on show day, and wireless will be on the short list. Microphones, in-ear monitors, IFB,

Careful planning and execution made a challenging spectrum smooth sailing for rights holders and media. Here’s a scan BEFORE wireless assets for the golf event were

In the realm of professional golf, the smooth execution of a PGA Championship relies not only on the golfers’ skills but also on behind-the-scenes operations. One

Ahead of the 2020 national political conventions, TV engineers are divvying up access to the TV spectrum, creating a formal database of the users and their

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