Nautel For Sky Sports Network Upgrade

Source: Innes Corporation
Author: Product & Sales Support Manager
Date: November 25, 2014

Nautel's Asia Pacific Regional Manager John Abdnour with Max Carter, Chief Engineer Sky Sports Radio

Nautel’s Asia Pacific Regional Manager John Abdnour with Max Carter, Chief Engineer Sky Sports Radio

Innes Corporation has announced the imminent deployment of 22 new Nautel AM and FM transmitters for the Sky Sports Radio network. Ranging in power levels from 300 watts to 12 kilowatts, the new fleet will replace aging equipment in both metropolitan and regional transmitter sites.

General Manager Innes Corp, Karen Olliver commented “Sky Sports Radio has long recognised the quality and reliability of Nautel engineering and in recent years was one of the first Australian broadcasters to introduce the ground breaking VS series FM transmitters to their network.”

Sky Sports Radio Chief Engineer Max Carter said “It was an easy decision to choose Nautel for our network replacement needs due to their excellent reputation for reliability and support. This is backed up by almost 30 years of firsthand experience with an early Nautel Ampfet series still delivering our primary Sydney metro service.”

Nautel are world leaders in the development of highly efficient, innovative and intelligent broadcast transmitters with more than 12,000 deployments in over 177 countries. Their popularity in Australia continues to grow with almost 100 new deployments in the past year alone.

“We’re very pleased to work with Sky Sports Radio and Innes Corp on this project,” said John Abdnour, Regional Manager/ Asia-Pacific for Nautel. “Nautel has supplied the solid-state RF needs and services of Australian broadcasters for decades. We are privileged to continue the tradition.”

 

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