Please review Mr. Mina's NASB-USADRM 2012 PowerPoint presentation. Mr. Mina of Continental Electronics, wants us to consider ways we can support receiver and chipset manufacturers. I've got an idea... We can help support CDNSE's effort to produce economical DRM standalone receivers!
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Friday, May 11, 2012
Adil Mina's NASB-USADRM 2012 presentation slides
Please review Mr. Mina's NASB-USADRM 2012 PowerPoint presentation. Mr. Mina of Continental Electronics, wants us to consider ways we can support receiver and chipset manufacturers. I've got an idea... We can help support CDNSE's effort to produce economical DRM standalone receivers!
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
NASB and DRM USA Annual Meeting


National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters, Inc. and DRM USA Annual Meeting
The 2012 Meeting will take place May 10 and 11, 2012 at the headquarters of Radio Free Asia, 2025 M Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20036 USA.
Speakers will include:
Adil Mina of Continental Electronics and the DRM Consortium Steering Board, who will have the latest news from the DRM General Assembly in London which takes place in late March and the NAB Convention in mid-April, as well as the latest information about DRM receivers.
Charles Jacobson from the HCJB Global Technology Center in Indiana, who will provide updates on DRM conversion of HCJB's HC100 shortwave transmitters, DRM tests and evaluation with which HCJB is helping in Ecuador, the DRM diversity receiver project at LeTourneau University.
Full info available here. Any DRMNAers able to attend? I'm looking for a reporter to publish a DRMNA post!
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Ex-VOA station at Kavala Greece to become DRM powerhouse?
It would if Adil Mina (Shortwave and LF/VLF Sales Manager) of Continental Electronics had his way! Read his letter to Radioworld. Anyone know a potential buyer? Give 'em a call if so. The article indicates the site is now under Greek ownership. Knowing the current economic status of Greece, it might be reasonably priced!
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broadcasters,
Continental,
Fibber,
Kavala,
Mina,
technology
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