PCS-Electronics

Hi, I'm "Special J. Lonely" from: The New Pirate FM and I would love for a design to be made for my station @ 91.9 FM. If anybody is capable of creating one with my logo, and producing about a dozen or so, please contact me, and I will be happy to talk with you. ((Radioboy)) Special J. Lon...

Thanks for your kind comments Marko. I really enjoy entertaining the local listeners with my unique brand of "Aural Gratification" and I'm proud to say I have developed quite a number of loyal listeners. It's kind of like a special little club of folks who really look forward to tuning in ...

I'm honored Marko seemed to enjoy a recent aircheck of my little station, enough so to post it here and share it with others. Fact is, I couldn't have reached this stage if it weren't for PCS. Having been involved in clandestine broadcasting since I was about knee high to a gates board and turntable...

Hey Francie- I know we messaged each other a few weeks back, and I did promise I would try to get something out to you, after first sharing some information about programs & such, here's the deal (and take it as an excuse if you must) but due to the fact my sister was recently attacked and stabb...

I believe what you are referring to is a station ID/Sweeper, and in order to produce your own ID or Sweeper, you must have an audio engine (software) package which allows you to record a voice track, edit that track, and then mix it together with a music or production element to produce the desired ...

That is a personal decision which -ONLY- YOU can make. For me, since I am not greedy, and limit my time on air to a few hours on the weekend, after hours when the local college station signs off. The fact I know I have a clean transmitter and crank out a nice signal within about 12-14 miles (in my a...

For what it's worth, I'm from the NY/L.I. area (USA) and I have the Cybermax 15, with a comet antenna (NOT optimally placed, only slightly above ground level, although my home is located on a hill, and so we are somewhat higher overall amoung the other houses in the community) and I can tell you run...

What is posted on a radio message board (all be it, a very popular site, and one which I frequent very often myself) I'm not convinced that the hype and rhetoric the big two sattelite companies claim is entirely the whole truth, especially with some of the second and third generation equipment. I wi...

you would be incorrect in that assumption, any addressable box which XM or Sirius puts out can easily discern what you are listening to, when, and for how long, and if you doubt me, ask them to prove me wrong.

((Radioboy))

If there were such a way to achieve the number of persons tuned into a given frequency (over the air, via standard AM/FM frequencies) trust me- Arbiton (or whatever ratings service is applicable in your neck of the woods) would have jumped on that band wagon the second it was tested & proved. Of...

Just to toss in my 2-cents worth, I prefer to monitor off air. The advantage is, you can get a much better sense of how your modulation is and set the level from your sound source more appropriatly. With walkmans and cd-players that have fm built in pretty much standard now a days, it behooves me to...

Rob, I'm responding to your post in all sincerity and not trying to come off as a snob or eletist, so please take this advice from someone who's placed several stations on the air over the last quarter century, and who has taken the time to research the needs of the station, taking into account the ...

I would like to know too.. please clue us in as to who the lucky recepiant of a new RDS is

I'll guess 9 !

I believe it would be clockwise Andre, just like the cybermax 15 watt unit.

I am curious as to what the ramifications would be if I were to run two antennas off of one transmitter would me. I currently have the Cybermax 15-20 xmtr. I have a Comet antenna as well as a dipole antenna. During my testing phase I've been alternating between both (which are at different heights a...

If you pursue the "for profit" interest in what essentially and arguably *hobby broadcasting* then you are not only setting yourself up for an eventual shutdown, but will likely catch the ear and eyes (depending how you plan to sell time) of the local authorities who would love nothing mor...

That's what microbroadcasting *RESPONSIBLY* and with good, tuned, and maintained equipment may yield it's operator. I learned this lesson long ago when I was first involved with pirate broadcasting. I was lucky enough to be exposed to it by a guy who was a stickler for technical excellence, and took...

I noticed this is the one section which doesn't seem to have anything posted in it, so I thought why not go ahead and be the first. I received my CYBER MAX FM about a month ago, and after going through the setup phase and performing some testing, working out a few glitches, I have begun to enjoy bro...

I've received Cyber MAX FM about a month ago and have been very pleased with it. The level of support I've received (due to my lack of understanding of some things) has been outstanding. Kudos to Marko and his crew for engineering a great product. After a few minor items I got ironed out, there is o...