Re: Is there some kind of full duplex wireless software...
On Aug 24, 2004, at 10:25 AM, Day Brown wrote:
And if there is, can you select what the transmitter frequency would
be?
And, has anyone looked into running the analogue receiver signal into
the sound port for conversion into a data stream?
I aint gonna use the ham bands cause I only need go 10km, but lower
frequencies are the only thing that can get up out of a deep canyon in
a remote area.
You're mixing technologies. PC's aren't transmitters. (Well, now the
EE's will jump me for that one... PC's put out all sorts of RF, but
it's not very controlled or useful!)
There are plenty of applications that can take an audio input through a
soundcard and digitize it and send it to another PC to be turned back
into audio. "Full-duplex" would just mean that you're doing that both
directions.
Your comments about frequencies don't apply to a PC or software. For
that you probably need a device called... wait for it... a radio!
Sorry if this seems too obvious, but your message doesn't make much
sense.
Try rephrasing the question with more application details and perhaps
someone will be able to figure out what you're trying to do and offer
advice.
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Nate Duehr, nate@natetech.com - WY0X
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