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From: Alberto di Bene <dibene@usa.net>
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On 6/2/2010 7:09 PM, Mike.WE0H wrote:
> 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

Mike,

    Winrad *IS* free.... both my original version, that found at
http://www.weaksignals.com
and those derived by the source code I made public.

Many, yourself included, are confusing Winrad with WinRadio, which is another thing....
WinRadio is the brand of an Aussie firm that produces both hardware and the accompanying software, which
is meant exclusively for its hardware.

Winrad is the name of an SDR program I wrote starting from 2005, and which I have always released free of
charge to the ham community. I stopped developing it, for a series of reasons, in 2008, but, presumably before
the end of this year, there should be a new program which in my intentions should take the inheritance of
my old Winrad.

73  Alberto  I2PHD