Bringing Kaliente, Suave & Poder to Orlando, Florida
On October 1, 2024, Royal Nerds completed another major broadcasting project: implementing the complete infrastructure for three Spanish radio stations in Orlando, Florida—Kaliente, Suave, and Poder.
The Stations
Kaliente
Suave
Poder
The Project
Expanding into the Orlando market required building robust, reliable broadcasting infrastructure from the ground up. Royal Nerds was entrusted with the complete technical implementation to ensure these three stations could deliver high-quality programming to the Orlando community.
What We Delivered
Network Architecture
Complete network infrastructure designed for professional broadcasting operations
Redundancy Systems
Multiple failover systems ensuring uninterrupted broadcast operations
Telos AOIP Studios
State-of-the-art Audio over IP technology for modern broadcasting
Complete Scope of Work
- Network architecture implementation for three radio stations
- Redundancy systems to ensure broadcast continuity
- Telos AOIP (Audio over IP) studio implementation
- Professional broadcasting equipment connectivity
- Integration with existing network operations
Expanding Across Florida
The Orlando project represents another milestone in our broadcasting infrastructure work across Florida. Combined with our other projects, Royal Nerds continues to be the trusted partner for Spanish-language media companies expanding their reach.
The Result
Since October 2024, Kaliente, Suave, and Poder have been successfully broadcasting to the Orlando market. The infrastructure we implemented ensures reliable, high-quality transmission that meets professional broadcasting standards.
This project showcases Royal Nerds' ability to deliver enterprise-level broadcasting solutions across multiple markets and states.
Frequently asked questions
What is Telos AOIP and why do radio stations use it?
Telos AOIP (Audio over IP) is a professional broadcasting technology that routes audio signals over standard IP networks instead of traditional analog copper wiring. Radio stations use it because it enables flexible studio routing, reduces cabling complexity, supports remote broadcasting, and integrates with modern digital broadcast automation systems. Royal Nerds implemented Telos AOIP studios for Kaliente, Suave, and Poder in Orlando, FL.
Does Royal Nerds set up radio station infrastructure in Florida?
Yes. Royal Nerds has completed radio station infrastructure projects in Florida, including the complete network architecture, redundancy systems, and Telos AOIP studio implementation for three Spanish-language stations — Kaliente, Suave, and Poder — in Orlando, FL. We provide broadcast IT services including network engineering, studio setup, and redundancy planning for radio stations throughout the Southeast.
What network infrastructure does a new radio station need?
A new radio station needs: enterprise network infrastructure with dedicated VLANs for broadcast and administrative traffic, redundant internet connections for failover, Telos AOIP or similar AoIP system for studio audio routing, NTP time synchronization, secure remote access for off-site management, firewall configuration, and UPS/power protection. Royal Nerds designs and implements complete broadcast network infrastructure for radio stations.