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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.His theatrics are legendary, I'll never forget that Browns game where he was limping up and down the sideline swinging the towel before entering the game.Yea i do think Ben's a pretty tough guy but he is a complete ham.
He's like that kid who falls off his bike, scrapes his knee and is fine. As soon as his mom shows up he starts crying and acts like he fractured his kneecap.
That is awesome. I always wondered how you guys drive those trains.Well done article. I'm an engineer.
I have a possible problem with the linked article. It states that The Sports Hub has it's own transmitter in Gillette stadium and that this powerful signal was picked up by the poorly grounded shield of the coaches analog signal cable before it got digitized and encrypted. But in reality, the FM transmitter is in Newton. I would think the signal from the stadium to Newton (possibly routed through The Sports Hub studios) is probably land line or line of sight microwave, which would moot the theory of a poorly grounded coaches signal ground wire acting as an antenna. I might be wrong about this and would appreciate any constructive comment.This is the Ideal Gas Law for radio frequencies.
http://blog.rfvenue.com/headsetgate-is-not-a-conspiracy/
I think in 14 years I've seen TB limp around twice. One was the ACL injury and the other was the AFCCG vs SD and he tried his damndest not to.His theatrics are legendary, I'll never forget that Browns game where he was limping up and down the sideline swinging the towel before entering the game.
After the game they asked him where he got his toughness and he gladly told a story about how tough his gramma was.
I like him as a qb but he's a drama queen blowhard..
I have a possible problem with the linked article. It states that The Sports Hub has it's own transmitter in Gillette stadium and that this powerful signal was picked up by the poorly grounded shield of the coaches analog signal cable before it got digitized and encrypted. But in reality, the FM transmitter is in Newton. I would think the signal from the stadium to Newton (possibly routed through The Sports Hub studios) is probably land line or line of sight microwave, which would moot the theory of a poorly grounded coaches signal ground wire acting as an antenna. I might be wrong about this and would appreciate any constructive comment.
Making excuses gives his team an excuse to lose, Tomlin's not head coach material.Remember when he was a rookie and tried to use an injury excuse but Cowher told him to be a man and denied Ben was playing hurt? Methinks Tomlin let's his whining go unchecked.
That's an interesting theory. However, if you click on the coverage map link at this website, http://radio-locator.com/info/WBZ-FM , there is no need for a repeater. Furthermore, I submitted a search to the FCC database for FM transmitters ( https://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/fm-query-broadcast-station-search ) and it didn't find any record of a FCC license for an FM transmitter in Foxborough.My guess is that the scenario in which would seemingly support the article's viewpoint would be that the Sports Hub is utilizing Synchronous FM SFN Transmitting for Pats game broadcasts.
So there is a FM Transmitter at Gillette which is broadcasting from its location and its picked up at the Newton station which is a 9000w, Class B station.
http://www.radioworld.com/article/dynamic-delay-control-in-synchronous-fm-broadcast-systems/4350
Thats it for my knowledge on the topic.
Hope that helped.
I have a possible problem with the linked article. It states that The Sports Hub has it's own transmitter in Gillette stadium and that this powerful signal was picked up by the poorly grounded shield of the coaches analog signal cable before it got digitized and encrypted. But in reality, the FM transmitter is in Newton. I would think the signal from the stadium to Newton (possibly routed through The Sports Hub studios) is probably land line or line of sight microwave, which would moot the theory of a poorly grounded coaches signal ground wire acting as an antenna. I might be wrong about this and would appreciate any constructive comment.
I have a possible problem with the linked article. It states that The Sports Hub has it's own transmitter in Gillette stadium and that this powerful signal was picked up by the poorly grounded shield of the coaches analog signal cable before it got digitized and encrypted. But in reality, the FM transmitter is in Newton. I would think the signal from the stadium to Newton (possibly routed through The Sports Hub studios) is probably land line or line of sight microwave, which would moot the theory of a poorly grounded coaches signal ground wire acting as an antenna. I might be wrong about this and would appreciate any constructive comment.
I know from being at the Super Bowl, many (if not all) stadiums have their own transmitters for broadcast in the stadium. At the Super Bowl, the gift bag at every set has a radio with headphones with preset stations that have the national radio and TV broadcasts and both local radio broadcasts. So my guess is that the Patriots have their own transmitter that broadcasts The Sports Hub's broadcast to certain parts of the stadium.