[IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

For those holdouts who have not yet bought a Perseus receiver, the newest software available may push them over the edge. You may read all the details in the review on my blog: New Perseus Software Adds Past and Future Date Setting

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

Guy Atkins wrote: For those holdouts who have not yet bought a Perseus receiver, the newest software available may push them over the edge. You may read all the details in the review on my blog: New Perseus Software Adds Past and Future Date Setting

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

I'm excited, but I think I'll wait for version 4.1b, which I understand will allow us to program not only the date but the geographic coordinates of the receiver. I'd start with the last weekend in December, 1964, from Pampa, Texas, to see what I missed, then travel around the world, sampling

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

Oh, and 4.1c lets you attach any antenna of your choice. Let's see ... if you can change date, location and antenna I'll bet Nico could charge just about anything he wanted for that upgrade. Now that's a 'software defined radio!' Heck, that's a 'software defined world!' --- On Apr 1, 2010,

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

It will be cool to eavesdrop on what Marconi heard and ascertain the exact frequency. I may have to do that. On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:00 PM, Bill Whitacre b...@his.com wrote: Oh, and 4.1c lets you attach any antenna of your choice. Let's see ... if you can change date, location and antenna

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

April Fools ? Markku from Karperö ___ IRCA mailing list IRCA@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca Opinions expressed in messages on this mailing list are those of the original contributors and do not necessarily reflect

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

Finally, I can access radio broadcasts on every April 1st going back to 1919, and maybe even earlier than that if two black holes can be rotated around a common hypothetical center with a careful harmonic balancing. The balancing is critical. Black hole feedback, somewhat like the feedback loop

[IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

Right, I was thinking about Marconi also. His first wireless transmission to Europe from the US was from Wellfleet, Mass, right here on Cape Cod. I've visited the site many times. Chatham is a better DX location because there is less interference from the Boston stations but Marconi didn't

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

This is old news, actually. I've been part of the development team, and it's taken too long, IMO, for this project to come to fruition. I was devoted to the working group that designed features allowing the set-up to work in future time. There were some huge delays, and it's our work that

[IRCA] Finally, a way to dx outside the confines of real time etc etc

Saul, Absolutely fascinating. Glad you let us in on your secret project. Perhaps it might be time to reveal how the song 'I'm my own grandpa' was brought to reality :-) . Most happy April 1st to you as well. Don K. S.F. CA ___ IRCA mailing list

Re: [IRCA] Finally, a Way to DX Outside the Confines of Real-Time

At 15:29 4/1/2010, you wrote: For those holdouts who have not yet bought a Perseus receiver, the newest software available may push them over the edge. You may read all the details in the review on my blog: New Perseus Software Adds Past and Future Date Setting