Projects
1. Under contract with the Pacific Missile Test Center,
Point Mugu, California, performed an on-site survey to determine the need
for extension of the CATV antenna systems. Completed necessary design
specifications and directed the ultimate installation, check-out and testing
of a system feeding over 900 homes. In addition, we handled the
re-build of the Oxnard AFB (Camarillo Airport) Capehart housing CATV system,
when the Navy took over. (An additional 350 homes.)
2. Designed, developed, installed and tested the
first 2500 MHz ITFS Instructional Television System west of Detroit, Michigan.
This was only the fourth such system developed in the United States.
Later engineered the nation's first studio to transmitter link on this
service at a Educational Broadcasters Convention at Disneyland in Anaheim.
Also took over the installation of the Long Beach School system feeding
21 schools.
3. Designed, Developed and installed CATV compatible/Master
antenna/Closed circuit cable systems for the Television Broadcasters at
ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS NETWORKS, KCOP 13, KWHY 22, KEYT 3, KABC 7 and KHJ 9
in Los Angeles. Additional installations included a CATV system for
the Las Vegas Convention Center and the Anaheim Convention Center.
A CATV/Broadband system was developed for the stages and lots of the ABC
Entertainment Center in Century City, as well as Major Studios at Universal,
Paramount, Warner, Embassy, Culver, Lorimar, E! Entertinment and Sony Pictures
Entertainment.
4. Developed and installed a Microwave/Translator
system in the State of Nevada, starting with KORK-TV in Las Vegas and extending
it to Reno on some eight mountain peaks, then picking up KOLO-TV in Reno
and returning it back to Las Vegas, thus providing television along the
Nevada/Utah border. This was the first system of this type in the
USA to be approved by the FCC.
5. Designed, developed and installed the television,
stereo and FM systems for the display rooms of more than 300 K-Mart department
stores within the eleven Western States and Texas. These installations
all operate from an antenna or a cable TV system without any modification,
even with special local signal pickup problems, and with each system feeding
80 or more display television sets as well as stereo and FM receivers.
6. Designed, developed and installed CATV systems
in many California communities, such as Johnsondale, Ojai, Foster Park,
Fillmore, Johannesburg/Randsburg, Camarillo State Hospital, Leisure Village,
in Camarillo and Hueneme Bay. In addition, we presently own
franchise CATV systems at Lake Hughes and Camarillo, California.
7. Designed, developed and installed large MATV systems
for many hospitals, hotels, motels, apartments, condominiums, and mobile
home parks. One of the more significant and demanding installations
was the Century Plaza Hotel and Towers in Century City, California.
Also designed commercial data cable/CATV systems for Litton Data Systems,
Litton Guidance Systems, Pacific Missile Test Center, USAF Space Command
Center, Naval Engineering Labs at Port Hueneme, California and Bunker Ramo.
8. Engineered, developed and installed translator
systems in San Luis Obispo and Santa Cruz Island, California and Flagstaff,
Arizona, as well as the system for broadcasting the landing of the first
space shuttle at Edwards Air Force Base.
9. Engineered, developed and installed the first
"MDS" Multi-distribution Service Transmitter in Ventura County which operates
on 2150 MHz. This service was being used for the local "Z" channel
carrying pay movies.
10. Installed the Los Angeles County Fire Department
Broadband Cable Transmission System for the Telecommunications Service
Division of Fluor Daniel, Inc. in Irvine, California, providing cable television
channels and a Computer Aid Dispatch system of all fire equipment at each
work station. This system was designed for a totally self-sufficient
operation in the event of a cataclysmic emergency.
11. Engineered, designed and installed the two-way
MATV system at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. This system
fed signal to the five different levels within the Rose Bowl including
the Locker Rooms and Press Box. The system also provided a special
return feed for press interviews.
12. Engineered and installed more than 100 additional
outlets for a temporary extension in the Rose Bowl to accommodate Super
Bowl XXVII on Super Bowl Sunday. This included additional press boxes,
the overflow media tent and Michael Jackson's Suite.
13. Expanded the CATV system at Universal Studios,
Hollywood with the installation of state of the art wiring to include
the Ivan Reitman, Berry Kemp and Stephen Spielberg Buildings. In the installation
of the Stephen Spielberg Building, we installed a personal satellite dish
interfaced with the CATV system, to enable him to monitor the CATV programming
as well as his own creations.
Currently expanding Universal Studios CATV System feeding over 2,000
outlets to 750 Mhz and eight satellite 3.8 meter receive dishes
and two 4.5 meter uplinks.
14. Engineered, developed and installed three receive
only Satellite dishes together with necessary electronics at Sony Pictures
in Culver City. These installations were constructed to receive specialized
scrambled premium programming for critical review from five different
stages by Sony Pictures. This project provided for future feeds
from microwave and fiber optic technology.
15. The CATV system for the Anaheim Convention Center,
home of the Western Cable Show was engineered, installed and is maintained
by Capp's Electronics, Inc., who is also the official contractor for the
Western Cable Show, providing Satellite Feeds, Custom Local Area Networks,
Interactive Networks, and Local Cable System Drops to Exhibitors throughout
the Convention Halls. Similar installations have been designed and
installed by this company for the Anaheim (Angel's) Stadium, the Las Vegas
Convention Center, the Los Angeles Convention Center, the Reno Convention
Center, Atlanta Convention Center, New Orleans Convention Center, McCormick
Center in Chicago and the Dallas Convention Center in Dallas, Texas.
16. Designed, constructed and maintained oversight
of the installation of all NINE of the electronic headends for the World
Cup Soccer matches, "WorldCup USA94" nationwide, and engineered, designed
and constructed all the cable network for Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto
and the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
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