[PCR-1000] Probe1K

Mon, 22 Sep 2003 16:37:27 -0400

rich,

i concur about Probe1K, and was an early adopter.  no Windows GUI, but 
that's not really necessary.  with it, i've run my PCR-1000 from a 
pocket-sized HP 75 palmtop that runs DOS 5.0 with excellent results.  the 
entire system fits in a small portable camera bag and runs off a battery 
pack with an earphone.  this may be one of the only practical 
configurations for robust portable PCR-1000 operations.

-ed

At 12:37 PM 9/19/03 -0400, you wrote:
>     For all that fun stuff above the shortwave bands I am using my 
> PCR-1000 (which I finally bought 2 weeks ago) with a great piece of 
> software that I never had the hardware previously to use with it.  It's 
> called Probe1K and the more I use it and learn about it( with the most 
> excellent instructions) the more I am hooked.  What's a major thumbs up 
> is the meager hardware needed to run it.  That obsolete computer that's 
> in the closet or ready to go to the dump will run Probe1K like a 
> champ.  Right now while I'm typing this I'm running Probe1K on a 486DX 
> with 8 Meg RAM and a 540 Meg hard drive.  I run the program right out of 
> DOS and it will scan at 40 channels per second.  Can't beat that with a 
> stick.
>      The flexibility and features are top notch.  If you want to scan and 
> monitor like never before possible then Probe1K will offer the 
> opportunity like no other software (that I've seen and that includes all 
> the big guys).
>
>     Give it a look at    http://www.probe1k.com/ .   You will hear things 
> that you missed before and you'll hear them when you want and need to 
> hear them.
>
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