[HCDX] Emerging Techniques in High-Tech DX

[Hermod Pedersen <hermod.pedersen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The portable computer can profoundly change the way you DX.
A group of four experienced American DXers shows you how in this new HCDX 
feature article, Emerging Techniques of High-Tech DX.
http://www.hard-core-dx.com/nordicdx/dxlab/hitechdx/hitechdx.html

Here DXers Guy Atkins, John Bryant Nick Hall-Patch and Don Nelson, all of 
Proceedings of Fine Tuning fame, explain in detail how to best use modern 
computer software to enhance you DXing.
Subjects range from software that is familiar to most DXers to some that 
will be new to virtually everyone in the hobby and include:
Sunrise-sunset: GEOCLOCK
Information/Reference Management
Semi-Automated Reception Logging: B-LOG
Laptop as Tape Recorder: TOTAL RECORDER and THE AMAZING SLOW DOWNER
Direct Receiver Control: GNRX320, ERGO3 and ERGO4
Other laptop Applications: Hall-Patch's DX RADAR

And it will not cost you a lot.

"We have a general tendency to to adopt the simplest and least expensive 
software available that is highly effective. Several of us use laptops 
similar to those currently available on ebay for under $300," explains 
HighTech DXer John Bryant.
"Three of the programs that we discuss are freeware, and only two of the 
eight software packages require any learning curve to operate effectively."
"Further, most of the programs that we discuss are quite small and 
undemanding of computer resources." 

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