[PCR-1000] What I use with my PCR 1000.

Glenn Blum kd5dga at isot.com
Fri Oct 8 07:17:38 EDT 2004


I use mine for everything. I run all my programming from a single
computer, just multitask it.
Computer is a 2.7 gig Pentium Celeron running windows xp home edition.
If I scan I mainly listen to VHF aero traffic.I decode ACARS too.
For the hf side its anything that goes or I am capable of.
I just installed the ut-106 DSP two weeks ago and found that I was
missing a world that I did not know of.DSP makes a great difference.

Glenn

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:pcr-1000-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Rich Adler
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 7:15 PM
To: pcr-1000 at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [PCR-1000] What I use with my PCR 1000.

This is for the person curious what is being used with the PCR 1000.  I
have my rig hooked to a switch box so that I can either run Probe 1k on
an ancient 486 computer ( DOS) or by switching it I use my main machine
( 1.6 Gig Duron with Windows XP) with TalkPCR.  The main reason I got a
PCR 1000 was so I could run Probe.  I didn't have the Opto controlled
radios that it works with so when Probe1k happened I hunted down a PCR
1000.  I previously had ( and still have) a PCR 100 which I enjoy but it
won't work with Probe1k ( very slow).  

I don't decode anything.  I just use the 1000 for conventional scanning
and occasionally poke around the shortwave stuff.  I have an R 75 for
serious shortwave and trunktrackers for trunking.

Hope that was helpful.  Have fun!  
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