This Week in Radio Tech (Video)

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Broadcast Engineers – especially Radio engineers – work behind the scenes to bring you most everything we listen to, including web-delivered audio. With encouragement from Leo himself, broadcast engineer and radio station owner Kirk Harnack brings you This Week in Radio Tech. Along with co-hosts Tom Ray, Chris Tobin, and Chris Tarr, TWiRT episodes feature sage audio advice, "There I was..." stories, and instruction from some of the sharpest minds in audio media technology today. TWiRT is smart, informative, and lots of fun for audio, RF, and packet-loving geeks. Although the show is no longer in production at TWiT, you can enjoy thes...

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This Week in Radio Tech (Video)

Episodes (56)

Jun 21, 2012 Bees in the Feed Horn - This week we talk about nanotechnology, tiny capacitors, skin effect, and bees in the feed horn.
Jun 14, 2012 Friday Night is for Calculus - This week, Chris Tarr and I tackle tough issues including Friday night calculus, dead birds and strobe lights.
Jun 7, 2012 Time, Ticks, and Tarr - This week, Tom Ray gives us a tour of WWV, the station that's all time all the time.

This Week in Radio Tech (Video)

Jun 21, 2012
1½ hours
304 MB

This week we talk about nanotechnology, tiny capacitors, skin effect, and bees in the feed horn. Hosts: Kirk Harnack, Tom Ray, and Chris Tobin Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-radio-tech. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: Telos Alliance

This Week in Radio Tech (Video)

Bees in the Feed Horn - This week we talk about nanotechnology, tiny capacitors, skin effect, and bees in the feed horn.

TWiT

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