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Subject: Re: LF: WinRad which version is good???
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OK cool. I will try those and see which one works at my radio bench. I 
had one version working before but forgot where I found it and what 
version it was. I recall the days when WinRad was free but that must 
have been 5 or so years ago.
tnx,
Mike
WE0H



Andy - KU4XR wrote:
> Mike:
> 
> http://www.sdrham.com/winrad/index.html
> 
> Ver. 1.33 is best for Win 2000 / XP and above.
> Ver 1.23 is specifically for Win98/98SE
> 
> If your running " MINT " You can start with the 1.33, and if
> it dosen't work right, then un-install it, and try ver 1.23 ...
> I have used both, but on Windows platforms, and had no problems
> other than, Ver 1.32 ( now Ver 1.33 ) is very resource hungry,
> and will crash your PC if you try to do too much multi-tasking
> while running the program.
> 
> WinRadio, is not a free program, it is commercial I believe and
> is the software written for the super expensive SDR module.
> 
> 73 OM :::
> Andy - KU4XR - EM75xr - Friendsville, TN. USA