Services We Provide
STUDIO & AUTOMATION
□ Consultation
□ Design
□ Studio Engineering
□ Equipment Purchasing
□ Installation
□ Documentation
□ Training
□ Service & Maintenance
□ Broadcast Automation
TOWER & ANTENNA
□ Tower Painting
□ Tower Inspection Reports
□ Dismantle and Construction
□ Lowering and Moving
□ Wire Coatings
□ Antenna Analysis
□ Tower Lighting and Re-lamping
□ Antenna and Tower Repairs
□ Plumbing and Tension
□ Feedlines
□ Antenna Sweeps
TRANSMITTER & STL
□ Transmitter Inspection
□ Emergency Troubleshooting
□ STL Design
□ STL Maintenance and Service
□ Data WiFi Building and Transmitter Links
□ Transmitter Installation
□ Tube Change and Tuning
□ Transmitter Logs and Documentation
□ Feedlines
□ Low Power FM Installation
□ AM NRSC-2 Measurements
□ Due Diligence
We work with all transmitter makes, models, and years. We design high quality systems that will keep you on the air and free from any single point of failure. Available for emergency night & weekend work.
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Studio & Automation
Woods Communications provides state-of-the-art broadcast studio design aimed at meeting the needs and future growth of your operation. We deliver a user-friendly facility that is easy to operate supported by industry standard equipment and documentation.
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Tower & Antenna
We specialize in providing full service tower work supported by field inventory and flexible “on-call” availability. Emergency off air challenges can happen at any hour so we are available nights, weekends and holidays.
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Transmitter & STL
Transmitters come in all shapes and sizes and each one has its own characteristic behaviors. Our years of commitment to the industry and experience with transmitters has enabled us to keep up with emerging technology while also servicing legacy equipment.
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Oregon Sports Network
Posted on June 6, 2011 | No CommentsThe Oregon Sports Network (OSN) was formed by the University of Oregon to manage programming content of all U of O sporting programs. Football was the most valued of all sports programming that the University offered. There was a large amount of revenue attached to both television and radio broadcasts... -
Cumulus Broadcasting, Inc.
Posted on May 30, 2011 | No CommentsCumulus was on its way to becoming one of the largest broadcast companies in the United States when I was hired in April of 2002 to manage the Eugene, Oregon consolidation project. Cumulus had purchased three stations from Citidel on West 11th Avenue and three others from Marathon Media.