[PCR-1000] PCR-1000 'Skins'
Marv
Marv <[email protected]>
Sun, 3 Feb 2002 09:55:03 -0800
Hello John,
Sunday, February 03, 2002, 7:29:35 AM, you wrote:
JL> A while ago on the List there was some lively discussion and interest
JL> concerning 'skins' for the PCR-1K; replica "front panels" of classic and
JL> military radio recievers and panoramic displays using the PCR as the
JL> recieving engine. (I have a portion of those responses archived.)
JL> I would like to humbly solict the responses of those interested folks,
JL> and any other interested parties, as to any and all input you have toward
JL> such a project. I and my business partner plan to take up this work in
JL> mid-March, so I am looking for: favorite radios, modes of operation,
JL> control surface design, and any other thoughts you might have regarding
JL> this. We have identified what we think is the right software technology to
JL> base this on... so also please tell me what platform/OS/machine you'd
JL> like to use. We are trying to make a fairly simple and universal Box of
JL> Tricks that will easily port to a variety of environments.
JL> I see that another Listmember has recently offered a hardware front
JL> panel kit... this is also of interest.
JL> I'll post this message occasionally as a reminder, or until I get
JL> threatened.
JL> Please feel free to write to my e-mail address, or to copy me on posts
JL> you might make. Oooppss.. I forgot, the List is configured to reply to
JL> Moi by default... naughty list! Bad! Bad! ;}
JL> Cheers
JL> John KB6SCO /VU (soon to drop the '/')
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