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SR wrote:
I was wondering if their was device that I could connect to a radio while listening to the airwaves that will give me a video display on the receiving signal. Is their a such thing? SR 73! I presume you mean to display a frequency vs. signal strength graph... the answer is yes -- they are called panoramic adaptors or panadaptors. A more general device would be a spectrum analyzer, used as a panadaptor. You can expect to pay about $1500 for a new one, and at least one is being made today. I bought one for about $100 and was only marginally satisfied. I bought a spectrum analyzer for $300 that does a much better job. You can read about my experiences in this thread, using Google news, starting with this article: Message-ID: -- Eric F. Richards "Nature abhors a vacuum tube." -- Myron Glass, often attributed to J. R. Pierce, Bell Labs, c. 1940 |