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Several affiliate stations have come to us with concerns about their XDS Receivers, citing a low EbNo and a lack of IP Backup, even when their network has the fallback enabled on their receivers. Even more confusing, these issues don't arise on their other XDS receivers pointed at the same bird.
What is going on, and how can the affiliate fix it?
Read more: Issues with EbNo? It May Not Mean a Failed XDS Receiver
It's official! The five U.S. commercial radio networks who operate their own satellite systems are now up and running on the brand new SES-11 at 105 degrees West Longitude. This is the long-term replacement for AMC-8 at 139 degrees West Longitude, which has exceeded its design life and is not being replaced by an equivalent C-band satellite at the same location.
Introducing the Rocky Mountain News Network, the barter-based source for widespread coverage of Colorado news, sports, politics, agriculture, and lifestyle features.
Your listeners will have the latest Colorado updates through well crafted and finely delivered daily reports. In addition to on-air content, RMNN realizes the importance of online content to affiliates. RMNN affiliates will have access to online content that can be automatically imported into your station's website.
RMNN reporters and anchors utilize the power of a statewide radio network to gather information that has the most impact on your listeners.
