Matt Gray’s Newsletter

You may know me from YouTube, or as a Broadcast Engineer. A little fed up with text-based social media, I thought I'd start a newsletter!

The hottest Substack posts of Matt Gray’s Newsletter

And their main takeaways
825 implied HN points 03 Jan 23
  1. Matt enjoyed summarizing his work accomplishments in 2022.
  2. Matt faced challenges while working on live broadcasts from a cruise ship and for TV coverage of Queen Elizabeth II.
  3. The work Matt did in 2022 involved a mix of technical expertise, unplanned situations, and being part of significant events.
275 implied HN points 06 Jan 23
  1. Matt launched The Technical Difficulties YouTube channel with unique adventures.
  2. He also worked on creative projects like Tom Scott Plus and his own YouTube channel.
  3. Matt took a break from organizing Electromagnetic Field but continued with innovative projects like the Dot Matrix Photo Printer.
176 implied HN points 05 Feb 23
  1. View Earth from space through photos taken by satellites like DSCOVR and Himawari-8.
  2. Explore different satellite programs like Landsat and GOES for viewing Earth imagery and animations.
  3. Learn about downlinking satellite images using NOAA weather satellites with simple tools like a laptop and TV tuner dongle.
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196 implied HN points 02 Jan 23
  1. Matt Gray has email newsletters available on Substack.
  2. You can read or subscribe to the newsletters on his Substack profile.
  3. For more information on Matt Gray, visit his personal website at mattg.co.uk.
5 HN points 10 May 23
  1. Using a private 5G network for broadcasting large events can provide more reliable coverage than public networks.
  2. When setting up a broadcast-only 5G network, it's important to consider signal range, potential obstructions, and optimizing coverage.
  3. Incorporating innovative solutions like using a 'Gandalf Stick' to elevate antennas can help improve signal quality for broadcasting events.