[HBR] RE: HBR 2006

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Sounds very interesting to me Kees. I don't consider it an challenge,
competition, or afront to the orig HBR. I've been very curious about SDR,
and in particular thr SoftRock. Frankly I don't know if I'd haveto time to
really build one, but I sure would like to follow along if someone else did!

73,

Mark W1EOF

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> Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2006 19:51:09 -0500
> From: windy10605 at juno.com
> Subject: [HBR] HBR 2006
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> This may elicit some response for which I have my flame proof suit ready
> and may have to wash my mind with soap .....but being one who builds
> StreetRods as well as Antique Restorations .......and HBRs ......how
> about a --real-- state of the art "HBR" using the existing appearance,
> frontend, and tuning but stop at the 1st IF and install one of Tony
> Parks' Softrock 160m boards (kit available for only $14) .......interface
> that to your computer sound card and have one of the best Software
> Defined Radios with roofing filters, variable BPFs, DSP, panoramic
> display, etc that's available today ?? This can also be done with any
> other radio (I think). Hey, an SDR ARC-5 or BC-348 ?? ....just take over
> at the first IF.
>
> 73 Kees K5BCQ

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