Articles
Radio system takes pole position
Icom Australia provides Nissan Motorsport with a total communications solution for the 2013 and 2014 V8 Supercar Championship seasons. [ + ]
Real-time system stays ahead of crooks
An integrated law enforcement system from Motorola combines video, sensors, alarms and computer-aided dispatch. [ + ]
Mine comms - maintaining contact
The Nantou zinc mine in Burkina Faso needed a way to give underground workers safe and secure communications with the surface. [ + ]
Giant radio telescope to probe cosmos
ALMA telescope in Chile, comprising 66 antennas, will study the universe at millimetre and submillimetre wavelengths. [ + ]
A smart dispatch solution
Hytera’s Smart Dispatch professional dispatcher system combines reliable digital voice communication with real-time GPS information. [ + ]
Radio solutions for forestry managers
Forestry managers have to protect not only the trees under their care, but also the people and wildlife that live in the region. [ + ]
Solutions for PMR operators
Users are demanding more from their comm systems, including better voice quality, real-time data transmission and flexible networking. [ + ]
Hotel comms with no reservations
Whether it’s dealing with blind spots or designing for expansion, hotels have their own set of communication needs. [ + ]
Smooth comms makes for smooth flights
Busy airports need precise coordination between airlines and other operators. And that requires seamless communications. [ + ]
Overcoming interferences in a duplex RF system
Maintaining a simultaneous two-way communication - talking and listening during a call - is a complex process. [ + ]
Fleming: pioneer of radio’s early days
Sir John Ambrose Fleming is regarded as the man who established the practical fundamentals of the thermionic valve era of radio and electronics. [ + ]
Digital radio to the rescue
Queensland’s recent floods and storms taxed safety radio networks to the limit, but one P25 system held strong during the worst of the weather. [ + ]
ARCIA responds to 803-960 MHz band review paper
The Australian Radio Communications Industry Association (ARCIA) has presented an industry response to the ACMA 803-960 MHz band review discussion paper. [ + ]
Radio signal-emitting space dust a danger to satellites
The plasma from tiny particles known as ‘space dust’ has the potential to create a radio signal that can damage, and even completely shut down, the satellites it hits. [ + ]
10 minutes with... Cameron Grambau
Cameron Grambau, managing director of CTG Radio, discusses why radio technicians need ARCIA accreditation and how he started in the industry. [ + ]