From: MarkusVester@aol.com
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Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2002 08:32:53 EST
Subject: LF: Chirped Hell G3YXM-DK8KW
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Hi Dave and all,

reading the news about your fb chirped-Hell contact with Geri made me happy, 
I had always hoped that someone might pick up the stuff and use it. Wish I 
could have joined in, but my TX-ant won't stand the current winds.

> I hope Markus will soon have a release version of the software?

Of course it's free for all amateur use (at least for those pioneers willing 
to work their way through the awkward QBasic procedure ;-) ), and if you 
like, feel free to place it on your excellent website. Even though I'd prefer 
to produce a shiny self-contained and user-friendly program, I've given up 
the thought long ago due to my lack of expertise re Windows programming, and 
of time. But there is hope: Wolf DL4YHF is investigating the inclusion of the 
quadratic-phase chirps into the PMT-Hell mode of SpecLab, certainly an ideal 
environment for all kinds of experiments.

73 and kind regards
Markus, DF6NM