Radio Rewards

Stacey - May 5, 2010

In Hacket's Cove, Nova Scotia, along a beautiful coastal drive, you'll find Nautel Limited. This company is a global leader in the design, manufacture, sales and support of high power Radio Frequency (“RF”) products for AM and FM broadcast, navigation, industrial and space-based applications. This company has also been recognized with five awards at the National Association of Broadcasters convention recently held in Las Vegas.

Among the awards presented to Nautel was something called the "Cool Stuff" award for their asymmetrical sideband technology. The honour is handed out by Radio World magazine. “Cool Stuff awards are selected by a panel of expert radio broadcast engineers,” said Paul McLane, Radio World Editor. “Products and technologies selected are notable for their design, features, cost efficiency and performance in serving radio broadcast users."

“We at Nautel are very excited and humbled by this recognition,” said Peter Conlon, Nautel President and CEO. “We feel that Nautel has the best engineers in the industry, and we are proud of their achievements."

More than 88,000 people from broadcast industry attended the conference in Las Vegas, providing great exposure for Nautel. Nautel has thousands of customers in more than 177 countries - delivering world class RF solutions - systems that meet stringent quality standards at its ISO 9001-2008 registered manufacturing facilities.

Learn more at www.nautel.com

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