On 01/13/2013 09:19 PM, Tim wrote: > Tim: >>> My guess, "Technical Support List," but I hate having to guess at >>> abbreviations and jargon. > > g: >> was that a guess or actually a memory recall? ;) > > Educated guess. well done. > I can only guess at that the abbreviations might > stand for, as the service manual makes no mention of them. NOL may be > normal output level, ROL could be reserve output level, and POL peak > output levels. But I don't really know. Nor do I know what maximum > transmission levels the station would have set back in the late 1960s, > or early 1970s, in Australia, to confirm it that way, either. i will give you another "A+". not because of any radio broadcast experience on my part, but from knowing several radio station engineers and having worked a lot in recording studios. tho you may not be familiar with names of studios where i have done service worked, they were sam phillips, sun, and stax. there were 3 more, but their names escape me. this was in days of tubes and i learned real quick about cleaning dust that had settled on systems. -- peace out. tc.hago, g .
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