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NVT’s StubEQ™ receiver hubs allow transmission of real-time video at distances of up to 600 metres using Cat 5 and NVT’s own NV-653 active transmitter. These units can be 8,16 or 32 channel. They will appeal to installers who need to combat cable attenuation and ground loops and avoid the need for video equalisation adjustments, a simplification that reduces engineering time.
The receiver hubs score highly on interference rejection and ground loop isolation as well as allowing easy co-existence of video and low-voltage power within a single 4-pair cable. The products are supplied with rack-mount hardware and screw terminal adaptors for easy RJ45 termination.
One law enforcement officer walks down the hall while holding his weapon in an active shooter training.
On Apr. 9, 2025, Fort George G. Meade Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) conducted an active shooter training. This training for Military Police Offices and Law Enforcement Agents demonstrated multiple scenarios that may occur in an active shooting scenario. DES conducts these trainings once per quarter to be ready against any threat.
Join us on May 26th for the Gator Gauntlet! A 5K Mud Run with a Medieval Theme!
These photographs were taken at our course during a test run. This is OUR mud, woods, obstacles & beer!
PIC FROM DAVID MARTIN,FOTOPRESS,DUNDEE.
DUNDEE TRAVEL ACTIVE an event over the weekend to promote more cycling and walking in the city.
Driftingspace (Sally Hall & Jason Hirons) present:
Textually Active : A Driftingspace Project
As an outcome of our residency at Karst from 3 April to 10 April we will be hosting Textually Active.
Textually Active is an ad-hoc, nomadic event running cultural activities that incorporate art, performance, installation, and writing, and is about providing a critical space for debate and performative practices in Plymouth and the South West of England. It is curated and produced by Driftingspace, a collaborative art practice run by Sally Hall and Jason Hirons.