Yo! Charles:
Monday July 28 1997 19:59, Charles Hunter wrote to Bill Cheek:
 BC>> WinRadio runs under any version of Windows, from 3.1 through NT3.51
 BC>> and up. It can also be made to run under MS-DOS.
 CH> Just what is WinRadio?
WinRadio is a wide spectrum receiver (500-kHz - 1300 MHz) on a 3/4 size AT 
card that plugs into a 16-bit expansion slot of any 386 and higher PC.  It 
can also be made to work in 8-bit slots and in 286 computers - not sure about 
XT's.
It runs from software, the Windows versions of which have a picture of a 
sophisticated radio on the screen and you operate it by using the mouse to 
click buttons and turn dials.  There are also modes of automatic operation.
 CH> What equipment besides the computer do you need to use it?
Just an antenna (or antennas) and an external speaker.  A sound card is 
helpful, but not required.
Pretty cool radio, actually......and it costs under $600.  The monthly WORLD 
SCANNER REPORT has featured a series of introductory articles on WinRadio and 
is now presenting a series of modification articles.  Monitoring Times 
magazine also had articles on WinRadio.
Bill Cheek ~ bcheek@san.rr.com
Windows 95 Juggernaut Team ~ Microsoft MVP
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