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- Subject: Re: [IRCA] [nrc-am] Perseus and Jaguar?
- From: Barry Davies <barry.davies25@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2018 16:00:36 +0000 (UTC)
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HelloI agree with the comment:ÂÂI always felt like I was DXing through a microscope. The display means you only check sections of the recording. The new CUSTOM FREQS facility enable you to save the frequency setting you found best. The detailed frequency read out means you can discount or not stations before any audio peaks. True JAGUAR has a multiplicity of settings but to keep things simple I only use the ones that work for me. I paid around $50 for JAGUAR PRO and worth every Cent.
Best wishes
BarryÂ
Carlisle UK.ÂÂLat. 55.0119NÂÂ Lon. -2.9668W.
On Thursday, 29 November 2018, 15:30:00 GMT, Volodya S <canswl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
While DXing in PEI, I was re-introduced to SDR Console. For reviewing
files, I found it superior (simpler to use and easier to go forward/back,
and to proceed from wav to wav files) compared to the native Perseus
program. No comment re audio recovery. Couldn't tell any difference
there....Walt
On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 1:49 PM bill [his.com] <bw@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> As long as weâre discussing Jaguar ...
>
> I always felt like I was DXing through a microscope with it. While other
> programs default to either a waterfall or peak-and-valley graph of a hunk
> of spectrum, Jaguar defaults to a microscopic view of the frequency youâre
> DXing.
>
> I have used both full-bore Jaguar [a few years ago or more] and Jaguar
> Lite and was never able to overcome the learning curve with either.
>
> Like Chuck said though, I do go back to Jaguar Lite every now and then to
> review wav files to see if Iâve missed something.
>
> I have never really used the full power of Jaguar â particularly the
> analysis tools and such â though I REALLY liked the full-featured Mestor
> built-in that included all the things I wish the stand-alone version
> released years ago leaves out.
>
> It was if Jaguar required a certain âstyleâ of very serious DXing that I
> was just no in-sync with. My fault, not theirs.
>
> Bill Whitacre
> Alexandria, VA
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