Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings

[Kraig <Kraig@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Stop and think what you're getting yourself into.

118 frequencies (530, 540, 550... 1700 kHz) * 10 minutes (5 minutes before the hour and 5 minutes after the hour) * 24 = 28,320 minutes.
  28320 / 60 (minutes in 1 hour) = 472 hours needed to listen to 1 day of TOH recordings.

How about only 1 TOH recording?
  118 frequencies * 10 minutes = 1,180 minutes.
  1180 / 60 = 19.67 hours needed to listen.

How about only record 2 minutes before the TOH and 2 minutes after.
  118 frequencies * 4 minutes * 24 = 11,328 minutes.
  11328 / 60 = 188.8 hours

How about only 1 TOH 4 minute recording?
  118 frequencies * 4 minutes = 472 minutes
  472 / 60 = 7.867 hours needed to listen.

Hope you have plenty of time available.

73,

Kraig, KG4LAC



On 9/21/2015 10:23 AM, jniven@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings from a home location.
>
> My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and 2 minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process to get through the recordings, I am already 4 months behind in my recordings but I am not complaining. My question is, "What approach are others following that allows them to get through their recordings in a timely manner if there is such a thing". I know everyone will approach this differently as to their own preferences, just looking for options that I can adopt myself. I know on DX trips, you try to record as much as possible as to not miss that gem of a catch. Do you have target frequencies you look at...etc
>
> Your thoughts please are welcomed.
>
> Thanks
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