You probably have heard about New York City and why it’s popularly known as the “Big Apple”. Many people say that if you can make […]
Broadcasting History of the Empire State Building
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The Future of Television Broadcasting Looks Bright
We have a new television transmission standard called ATSC 3.0, also known as NextGen TV, and I believe it will revitalize television broadcasting in a […]
Understanding Radiofrequency (RF) Regulatory Compliance
Radiofrequency energy provides several benefits to people. One of the most crucial uses for radiofrequency energy or RF energy is for communication services to the […]
Smart Meters and EMF Emissions: Are They Really A Concern?
Since the beginning of time, the world has been subjected to electromagnetic fields (EMF) or radiation. The sun has been sending out radiation to give […]
Empire State Building Mooring Mast Glass Project
Construction of the Empire State Building was completed in 1931. The Mooring Mast, which rises above the 88th Floor of the building and extends to […]
The Story of the Alford Antenna on the Empire State Building
Dad In 1965, my stepdad, Neil Smith, was a project manager overseeing the installation of an array of 32 antennas, 16 above and 16 below ringing the […]
DTS – Distributed Transmission System or SFN (Single Frequency Network)
Back in analog television days, on-channel boosters were sometimes used to fill in gaps in a full-power station’s coverage due to terrain blockage. Engineers had […]
Exposure to 5G? Is it Harmful?
There has been a lot of press lately regarding fears of adverse effects from exposure to 5G energy. There are a few things to bear […]
The Differences Between Ionizing and Non-Ionizing Electromagnetic Radiation
Our interaction with radiation seems to be everywhere nowadays — from listening to the radio for news updates, checking the phone for texts and emails, […]