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On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, John S. wrote:
Are you looking to decode the data transmissions or listen to the voice signals. If the former it may take something more sophisticated because you will have to feed a decoder. I'm interested in both. From the radio perspective, I'll certainly be happy (but not satisfied) when I am able to hear the station's audio. However, I was thinking this would be a good project in part because it leads to the logical extension of decoding the time signals. My plan of attack is to first try to get the audio, then try inputting it to the audio input of a PC and writing a program to decode the time signal, and finally implementing some kind of microprocessor-based decoder. Tobin Fricke -- http://web.pas.rochester.edu/~tobin/ |
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