I just got my April QST out of the mailbox, and noted that QST editor Steve Ford WB8IMY has an article " Life Could Be A DReamM" on using DRM to transmit digitally on the ham bands. Some software and info is available at http://n1su.com/windrm/download.html and http://n1su.com/windrm/docs/1.2/ More info as I (or someone else) gets a chance to explore the article in depth. This may well encourage more people get set-up to receive DRM broadcasts. FYI. BTW, I really enjoyed my first SWL Fest (more on this in a future e-mail), but haven't posted any pictures or other e-mails yet since I have been battling brochitis. But I enjoyed the Fest anyway (despite the apparent onset of the brochitis at least by the last day of the Fest.) Curt Phillips W4CP ex-KD4YU; WB4LHI ARRL Life; QCWA; NASWA Tar Heel Scanner/SWL Group Raleigh, NC [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using power lines to distribute high-speed Internet makes as much sense as using cable TV coax to distribute high voltage electrical power.
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