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Old November 13th 06, 10:02 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
Charly Charly is offline
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Default Receving radio on your computer
a écrit :
I was at a presentation recently about the history of radio, and one of
the presenters was from a company called Flex-Radio which produces a
"blackbox" that you can hook to your computer, and receive shortwave
radio. I looked up the cost, and it was around $1500. I was wondering
if there was a "blackbox" that you could hook to your computer to
receive just AM and FM, which might be priced in the fifty dollar
range. I searched on the interent, but what I found was somewhat
comfusing to someone who is not an expert.

Thanks

Tom


AM I'm not sure. FM yes and TV.

PCI computer cards or USB adapter can do such things.

Such as :
http://sewelldirect.com/tvtunervideo...fmradiopci.asp
http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/onyourpc.html
(links provided for the example ONLY).

Charly
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