Swl'ing with gnuradio

GNU Radio
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Hey all - There’s an interesting bit in the November “Monitoring
Times” (p.32) about “Monitoring 192 kHz of Spectrum at a Time”,
promoting the use of the RFSpace SDR-14 in swl’ing.

I’m just moving into an RF quiet rental house in the woods (yah!) with
lots of trees for antennas and it’s the beginning of the winter
listening season. GNURadio will be an integral part of that and I hope
to be quasi ‘blogging’ about it on a new domain www.swigerco.com , time
permitting.

–Chuck
kb4new

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Hi,

Are you going to put all your old articles about gnuradio and USRP
which was exist on the old web site
(http://webpages.charter.net/cswiger) and put it int he new one ?

A lot of us did not had the chance to see it. Kindly, if you still have
it , publish it again even if it is referring to not updated
information,

Firas

Charles S. [email protected] wrote: Hey all - There’s an
interesting bit in the November “Monitoring
Times” (p.32) about “Monitoring 192 kHz of Spectrum at a Time”,
promoting the use of the RFSpace SDR-14 in swl’ing.

I’m just moving into an RF quiet rental house in the woods (yah!) with
lots of trees for antennas and it’s the beginning of the winter
listening season. GNURadio will be an integral part of that and I hope
to be quasi ‘blogging’ about it on a new domain www.swigerco.com , time
permitting.

–Chuck
kb4new

3

Use the Wayback Machine [ http://www.waybackmachine.org ]… I was
able to find most of the content except few images… I do hope Chuck
does put it back up again…

Regards,

rax

4

Thank you.

I found it. They are very useful.

Firas

Rakesh P. [email protected] wrote: Use the Wayback Machine [
http://www.waybackmachine.org ]… I was
able to find most of the content except few images… I do hope Chuck
does put it back up again…

Regards,

rax

5

On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 07:02 -0800, Firas abbas wrote:

Hi,

Are you going to put all your old articles about gnuradio and USRP
which was exist on the old web site
(http://webpages.charter.net/cswiger) and put it int he new one ?

Easy enough: gnuradio experiments

with the usual problem of obsolete, potentially misleading
documentation…

–Chuck