Remotely controlling a radio station

[@ronc9743]

Back in 1985 I had a remote control system that was programmable in Microsoft Basic and it was the 1st networked based remote. Not Internet but their serial data network. I could control AM/FM and Studio remotes from my apartment. I had a System chassis and a 2-way radio at home so I could talk to the rest of the network when I got called.

[@ronc9743]

See HallikainenAndFriends DRC-190

[@MyPlaceOnYT]

Dude... These videos are amazing. I've been in radio a number of years now (for a young guy anyway haha) and been engineering for most of it and I'm so glad someone is making videos about the profession. Keep going mate, you're doing a great job!

[@TheBroadcastEngineer]

Thanks! And thanks for watching and the encouraging words!

[@juliem1595]

This guy is good!

[@TripleH3-2]

For those who don’t know: EAS Headers = Data Bursts (basically)

[@NathanJahreis]

Oooo, can we get an addendum with your custom views? I need some motivation to clean up ours! As always, the vids are great!

[@TheBroadcastEngineer]

Same here! I tend to put too much stuff on it.

[@ApartmentKing66]

Hallikanen's (sp?) another.

[@johnmoloney5296]

Alot of what you were trying to explain went straight over my head......not good considering i work in electronics manufacturing 🤦

[@TheBroadcastEngineer]

Sorry! I'll try to break it down a bit better next time.

[@johnmoloney5296]

@@TheBroadcastEngineer no point im just too thick !! 🙂