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New for 2007:  In-Line Amplifier

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New Uses For Our Radios:  Timbuktu Mobile Radio Battles Locust Hordes

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New Developments:    World Space Receivers

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Current Projects:  

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The Communication Initiative:  Please Visit Our Site

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Weather Station:                                Vantage Pro 2 Wireless Weather Stations 

The vantage pro 2 wireless weather station is a great companion to the SBS-1 Community Radio Station.  It provides up to date information on a number of things including,  barometric pressure, inside/outside temperature and humidity, heat index, moon phase information, wind speed direction and wind chill, rainfall rate, and dew point readings.  It also provides a 12-24 hour weather forecasts.  This is of great use to individuals in rural areas that rely on farming for subsistence. 

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Weather Station Mounting

Weather Station Display

New Vantage Pro 2  Price List for Units and Accessories

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Amarc 8 Conference:                    Wantok Enterprises Ltd.  attends AMARC 8 

Wantok Enterprises Ltd recently attended the AMARC 8 conference held in Katmandu Nepal.   We were fortunate to meet many people who are involved in varying levels of community radio throughout the world.  The conference was well attended and we were fortunate enough to be able to demonstrate our Radio Station in a Suitcase in action.  The station was able to broadcast on the final 2 days of the conference from 12pm to 6pm.  We then utilized the console of the unit to web cast on the internet from 6pm – 8pm.  On the final day of the conference we donated our demonstration unit to NEFEJ (Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists) who intend to utilize it to travel around to remote villages in Nepal this upcoming year.  We are looking forward to attending the future AMARC conferences.

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Radio Relay System RRS-1
 
The Wantok Radio Relay System is a signal receiving device that uses the presence, or non presence , of a desired signal to turn on or off a second transmitter or other piece of electronic equipment.
 
The system is designed to turn on and off a remote transmitter that will extend existing coverage or will relay a signal around or over an obstructing piece of terrain. It consists of a good quality receiver connected to a directive receive antenna that is pointed toward the master station. When the receiver perceives a signal from the master station, it closes a relay which completes the positive voltage to a second transmitter operating on a different frequency. The second transmitter then radiates the received signal from the master station over or around obstructing terrain or simply extends the signal in the desired direction.
 
Through time delay circuits and signal recognition circuits we have taken into consideration the fading and interference potentials that may occur. Units are now operating in the field and are proving to be valuable and cost effective. These systems are most valuable where remote transmitters need to be shut down to allow recharge time for their solar battery supply. Each unit comes complete with relay system, antenna(s), antenna cable and required mounting bracket.

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