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Shortwave Radio and The PC

Posted by Hemos on from the car-54-where-are-you dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Ars Technica has an indepth guide on the Ten Tec RX-320, a shortwave radio receiver that connects to the PC and is controlled by software (both Linux and Windows). The article goes into depth on different high frequency modes, broadcast shortwave, and even a bit on ham radio and new digital modes."

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  1. Re:Possible apps... by Hittite+Creosote · · Score: 4, Funny
    1. Weather alerts

    I have a weather alert device adjacent to my computer. Despite being called a 'window', it hasn't crashed yet, although as I'm in England, I do regularly get the grey screen of dampness from it.