[HBR] What would W6TC do?

[Shoppa, Tim]

Yeah, I'm still waiting for the uber-receiver built using nothing other than a LM3820 chip too :-).

Don't get me wrong, the LM3820 and Si4734 and SDR are interesting but they do not define high-performance even by the 1950's standards.

Speaking of actually *using* SDR... a Softrock SDR plus CW Skimmer in a contest is very very impressive tool.

  e.g. http://www.reversebeacon.net/genn.php?a=skimmer

Tim N3QE
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Subject: Re: [HBR] What would W6TC do?

I think you guys are stuck in the mid 1900's.  Today TC would probably  be
using something like a Software Defined Radio or possibly a even a more
modern design such as the Silicon Labs Si4734.

Flame away.

Dan K9WEK

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