About Us

Arthur R. Nott

Entered into electronic communications in the U.S. Army beginning in 1958. After schooling at Ft. Monmouth, NJ and Redstone Arsenal, AL, was assigned as electronics instructor in the Ordnance guided Missile School at Redstone Aresenal.

Acquired FCC Radiotelephone First Class license in 1960 and entered broadcasting as RF engineer for two radio stations in Baton Rouge, L.A. In 1964 entered TV broadcasting as engineer.

In 1965 was employed by Collins Radio Co. as Test Control Designer and Broadcast Service Field Engineer.

In 1970, established a broadcast contract engineering business in Albuquerque. In 1972, moved to Farmington, NM to construct a new television station. Remained in Farmington and re-entered contract engineering business.

In 1977 was employed by Arizona Public Service Co. at the Four Corners Power Plant (a 2,000+ megawatt coal fired power plant). Worked in instrumentation and controls and was Senior Electrical Test Engineer.

In 1982 while still employed by Arizona Public Service Co., established a manufacturing facility for AM broadcast antennas, structure-detuninig equipment and point dissipation products.

Retired from APS in 1990 and expanded the manufacturing business that in addition to the above named products provided consulting and design for broadcast stations and other manufacturers. This business continues to flourish at this time (2003).

Beginning in 1983, have written many technical articles on antennas and related subjects which have been published in trade papers and books.