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From: Grant.Downey@p0.f89.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Grant Downey)
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Subject: Re: TALKING NEWSPAPER
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Date: 6 Nov 90 14:12:02 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

That is normally what happens. If there isn't a lot of
communication between the Radio Reading Service director and the
engineer of the main carrier likely as not the main carrier is
unaware of the problem.  An average station does about twenty
 hours per week transmitter maintenance but they don't normally
wory about the subcarrier unless reminded.  If the meters look
alright then they don't take it any further.  About ouce a month
the engineer and I get together on the phone each in our
respective places and try to iron out any problems that may have
developed.  He doesn't mind if I call him at any time if we have
a problem though and that is good.  That is the kind of
relationship you have to have as you depend on that engineer to
maintain your signal. Grant

 

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