If my time-machine gets back from the cleaners before yesterday, I'll
certainly be there. Otherwise, August would work better for me.
Wink wink nudge nudge its all fun until someone tries to occupy the same
space/time and looses and eye.
On Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 7:06 PM, Balint Seeber wrote:
> H
The simplest solution might be to transvert using something like the ham-it-up.
When not doing wireless mic duty, you'll also have a general coverage receiver
to tinker with.
Kindest regards,
Ashworth Payne
On Sep 26, 2013, at 1:44 PM, "William Pretty Security"
wrote:
> H
Re-reply (because this new email client confounds me)
Yes. Very much like websdr. Except remove the real RF. Simulate noise.
Put internet users into the bandscope. It would literally be an online
two-way radio.
I know, its a hard sell for scientific types. But, it has value... albeit
in strang
Would it be technically possible to create a virtual band of frequencies on
a server and multicast that out to interested participants?
Think amateur radio or citizens band, simulated online. Narrow-bandwidth
voice in multiple modes injected into an IQ stream to give the illusion of
a radio networ
Hello,
I created a noise source and a tcp sink (server). I connect to it with
SDR# (on another machine) and get plenty of noise. Next I created a signal
source of 1khz and add that to my noise source. The unexpected result:
carriers all over the spectrum. None of which are at 1khz.
You're pro
