Yo! Kerry:
Friday August 16 1996 10:25, Kerry Kowalski wrote to Bill Cheek:
BC>> WinRadio Technical Specifications
BC>> =================================
BC>> Receiver Type: PLL-synthesized, triple conversion superheterodyne
BC>> Frequency Range: 500 kHz to 1.3 G Hz
BC>> (in some countries, certain frequencies may be omitted to
BC>> comply with local government regulations.)
KK> Now that sucks snake poop! Are you gitting a good one??? Be honest now!
I know it sucks. You're preaching to the choir there, pal. Be honest? I
live in the United States....admittedly not far north of Mexico, but still
within the US jurisdiction. That help?
BC>> Tuning Steps: 1 kHz to I MHz
BC>> Mode: AM, FM-W, FM-N, SSB
BC>> Sensitivity: 1-uV (nominal)
BC>> Audio Output 200-mW into 8 ohm load
KK> As much as a hand held. Needs an amp! Specialy in my house you woulden't
KK> hear it above the other scanners. Not let alone the computer fan...
True. That 200-mW of audio out is marginally equal to the output of a
handheld scanner. Most users of WinRadio will simply do like I did.....and
plug in an external AMPLIFIED speaker. No big deal there. Matter of fact,
you can take the output of WinRadio and pipe it right back into your
SoundBlaster for some enhanced audio processing or just basic amplification
without needing an additional speaker.
BC>> System Requirements: IBM PC compatible computer with 386 processor
BC>> or higher; DOS 3.3 or higher, or Windows 3.1 or higher
KK> And it won't plug inta my COCO... Darn! The CE-232 does!
Most of the world thinks "coco" is something you use to make chocolate milk.
Others think it is a beach in Florida.
KK> I'm just wondering if you'd had a chance to check out the Xplorer by
KK> OPTOelectronics??? On the back of the october 96 Popular Electronics?
KK> Sounds pretty nifty! You may want to check it out too...
Yeah, it looks cool.
Bill Cheek | Internet: bcheek@cts.com | Compu$erve: 74107,1176
Windows 95 Juggernaut Team | Microsoft MVP
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