Sunday June 22 1997 01:19, Urban Larsson wrote to Bill Cheek:
 BC>>> Little did anyone know, but a cheap, but great spectrum analyzer
 BC>>> has been on the market for quite a while now in the form of
 BC>>> WINRADIO!
 UL>> Almost identical specs, if not better, has been on the market
 UL>> for quite a while now :-)
 BC>> Oh no it hasn't!
 UL> Hehe, okey Bill. You've probably gotten a Winradio card for free
 UL> so you might be a bit biased without realising it, so let's compare
 UL> your apples with my oranges :-)
No, Mr. Larsson, I did not get a WinRadio for free and I have no financial 
affiliations with the company.  Now then.....if you enjoy participating on 
this echo, you will cease and desist from innuendo and inflammatory 
accusations.  I will not warn you again.  Do it again, and your privileges to 
enjoy this echo will be revoked.  Permanently.  Understand?
 UL>> Scanwear and other similar scanning aid software has the same
 UL>> spectrum analyzer capability.
 BC>> No, it is not the same.  Not even close.
 UL> Okey, so it wasn't Scanwear then but another software, Scan Star.
 UL> My mistake. But good software for scanners still exists.
That may well be.  Scanners, however, cannot be made into "spectrum 
analyzers".
 UL> I've looked at the different Winradio websites without finding
 UL> anything that says that the spectrum function isn't just checking
 UL> the IF signal the same way as Pro-2042 are. Please enlight my about
 UL> this and I might change my opinion about Winradio not being a superior
 UL> product compare to Pro-2042/OS535.                          Ubbe.
No.  This thread with you is terminated.  You are free to believe whatever 
you wish.  You are not free to exert ill-prepared, uninformed opinion, laced 
with barbs and attacks.
I will simply direct you to Rosetta Laboratories for clarification of any 
technical issues you have with respect to their RF Spectrum Scope and 
WinRadio. Take that information from the "horse's mouth" and compare it to 
anything else that's out there.....preferably from another 'horse's mouth'.  
Do with the information as you see fit.
Be careful.....i.e., cautious with what you do with it here.  Keep 
personality out of it, and you may go far.  Inject personal negativity, and 
you're out.
Bill Cheek ~ bcheek@san.rr.com
Moderator - SCANRADIO
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