[time-nuts] Softpal VLF software

[paul swed]

That is interesting indeed. I am interested in wwvb propagation also. But my
interest has no commercial value at all. I do plan to re-look at some of the
alternate suggestions.
Though at the moment I am using the cheap DATQ software and reader $29 to
log 3 channels of data. (It has 4 cnls)
I feed the phase comp out from 2 X HP 117 and 1 X Tracor 599 VLF rcvrs to
the DACQ encoder and watch the strip chart 1" per hour on a laptop. Logging
to the internal disk.
Still getting used to how you drive it all and the info is exportable to a
number of formats like excel.
About the only conclusion I really have now is. Boy does the ionosphere jump
around. But then thats been known since the 1930s.
Regards
Paul
WB8TSL


On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 3:37 PM, Murray Greenman
<Murray.Greenman at rakon.com>wrote:

> I've recently been in touch with Kit, the developer of Softpal (lives in
> Dunedin, New Zealand). He took some effort to locate.
>
> The software is commercial, and runs on a Labchart (commercial
> instrumentation) package which you also have to buy, and that's the
> expensive bit.
>
> The software does indeed do as he claims, and we have had some useful
> discussions. Like you guys, I'd love to try it out!
>
> I'm trying to negotiate a shared development for use with a conventional
> Windows platform. Kit is interested in doing this, but don't hold your
> breath!
>
> Regards,
> Murray Greenman ZL1BPU
>
>
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