[PCR-1000] talkpcr-2.92 patch? (also: talkpcr software archive info)

[robert.mc at att.net]

No problem sending to you for hosting, I got it off the net after searching, so it in not my property..........

Sending it to you email, and to the other guys that asked.

Bob

-------------- Original message from "Erik Schorr" <erik-qth at arpa.org>: -------------- 


> I run/own arpa.org and the archive of ham/pcr software at 
> http://arpa.org/radio/software/pcr/ 
> 
> ftp access to the archive is now available at ftp://ftp.arpa.org/radio/pcr/ 
> 
> All versions I've ever been able to find (since 2.3) are now housed in the 
> talkpcr subdirectory, including the latest tpv24f02.zip. The crack for 2.4 
> is also available in the talkpcr/crack subdirectory. 
> 
> Bob: I'd love to include the crack for 2.92 there, as well. Would you have 
> a problem with me hosting it here? You can send it to me via email, or 
> upload it into ftp://ftp.arpa.org/incoming/ and when I receive it, I'll 
> announce its new location here on the list. 
> 
> Also: for those of you who were using my fcc uls search engine at 
> http://pulse.arpa.org/, it's temporarily "incomplete", until I import the 
> latest ULS data. The full database resided on a machine that is now sitting 
> at my house, and I haven't had the time to import/digest/upload the new (full) 
> ULS database onto the machine that pulse.arpa.org is hosted on. It should be 
> back up with a full data set in a week or two. Until then, only California, 
> Utah, Arizona, and Nevada records are available. 
> 
> - Erik Schorr 
> - erik-qth at arpa.org 
> 
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