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JANUARY 2001 San Francisco Roy Trumbull - Editor roy547@msn.com Bill Dempster - Artist |
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Zack Electronics - (800) 998-3947 Advanced Marketing - Frank A. Santucci - (650) 365-3944 Belden - Steve Lampen - (415) 440-8393 Orban - Rick Sawyer - (360) 715-1913 MARCOM - Martin Jackson - (408) 768-8668 William F. Ruck, Jr. Broadcast Engineer - (415) 995-6969 Audio Accessories - Rosie Alexander - (510) 787-3335 RF Specialties of California - Bill Newbrough - (888) 737-7321 Hammett & Edison, Inc. - Dane E. Ericksen, P.E. - (707) 996-5200 LeBLANC - David A. Hill - (650) 574-4600 Gentner Communications - Kelly Hanning - (800) 879-9317 Improbable Missions Fource - Mike Schweizer - (888) 4-ISDN4U Broadcast Systems - (800) 801-2623 Econco - George Badger - 650-327-7599 Brill Electronics - Larry or Sam - (510) 834-5888 Kathrein (Scala Division) - Michael Wm. Bach - (541) 779-6500 Harris - John Briskie - (650) 593-1837 |
As usual, our luncheon will be at Sinbad's just south of the Ferry Building on the Embarcadero near the foot of Mission St. We meet at 11:30 and are seated at 12:30.
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Orban is looking for an experienced broadcast engineer to provide technical support for our complete line of broadcast equipment. Know audio from the studio to the tower.
As a Customer Service Engineer at Orban, you will provide information to our customers and dealers on product specs, application installation and setup, theory of operation and assist them with troubleshooting and repairs. You'll need to have at least an AA degree or equivalent and a minimum of 4 years broadcast engineering experience. Experience with PC hardware and software is also a must. You'll also need excellent verbal and written communication skills and knowledge of electronic troubleshooting and repairs.
Deadline: Open
Salary: Open
Application: Cover letter and resume to:
E-mail: custserv@orban.com
The DTV Studio Tech class will be led by James Synder a, DTV engineering, operations and production specialist, and consultant. This one-and-a-half day course is designed especially for engineers, technicians, studio, and production staff of all levels. Mr. Synder will guide us through topics that include: MPEG-2 video compression, digital audio, transport bitstreams and multilpexing, PSIPs and datacasting. The course also examines station scenarios, production issues, and includes numerous real-world examples of digital HD video.
REGISTRATION: Online at www.pbs.org/digitaltv/dtvtech or by calling Mark Williamson at PBS: (703) 739-7537. The cost to attend will be $250 per person payable with a credit card or a station P.O. The fee includes breakfast and take-home course materials.
Roy Trumbull