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Sports backhauls

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bigdonho

Eons ago I worked at WDNC in Durham NC. They originated the Duke University sports network. For away games they used a single dial-up phone line and couplers. Years later I worked at MBS/NBC and they used two-line Comrexes, then Switched-56 and ISDN where it was available. When I worked for Radio Marti we would use ISDN and then AoIP with Comex Rack and BrickLinks. What are stations using now to do the backhauls?
 
Comrex is still popular, Brick link II, Brick Link III and Access NX Rack. Harris IP link IP 100 and 200. Tieline Gateway and Bridge IT. All are great units and I have seen them all used for various sports and live events. Comrex Brick link is very easy to deploy for talent that works from home.
 
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