|
|
Welcome, to BroadcastTech.NET.
The purpose of this endeavor is to be a source of information for Broadcast Technicians, radio or TV, who need a place on the World Wide Web that deals with actual fixing of day-to-day equipment such as VTRs, Monitors, Closed Captioned systems just to name a few. The site will also have information on Broadcast Computer technology, discussion forums, tips on equipment fixing to the component level and some training material. Should you have any material that you wish to contribute please submit it using the submit button located at the bottom of each article on this site.
Thanks for visiting.
|
|
|
|
A brief history of BroadcastTech.NET.
The domain, broadcasttech.net, was orignally registered on April 10, 2002.
The purpose, as the introduction explains, was to have a place where Broadcast Techs can communicate on the actual board level fixing of the equipment.
As the years progressed my time maintaining the site was very limited and in 2016 I decided to close it by not renewing the domain name.
In Dec 2025 I decided to revive the site.
Between the time the site started and now the technology has dramatically changed. At the beginning the main focus was VTR's. Now it's different.
|
|
