Re: [IRCA] DXpedition capture files?

["James Niven" <jniven@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would love to hear other DXers SDR recordings, I know Perseus is mentioned
here but don't forget the ELAD FDM S2 recording which I have as well as
others.
I think this would be a great idea, but I know storage on a server somewhere
will need storage capacity.

I think if the recordings were left on the server for perhaps a week or two
then removed to make room for other recordings would be a great idea, keep
them rotating so to speak.
Maybe also, have folders for Countries and the states or provinces under
them or recordings saved under the DXers name along with his/her location so
everyone will see clearly which location the recordings were made.
Plus, it does not have to be just DXpeditions, some DXers have a great home
location.

Just my 2 cents

James Niven
Austin, Texas

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From: IRCA [mailto:irca-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mark
Durenberger
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 4:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] DXpedition capture files?

I think a lot of us would contribute Perseus snips if they didn't have to
always be current.

Some form of pre-upload "vetting" might be a good thing, to minimize
congestion.  It could take the following general form:

"I have TOH snips of MW taken at ____ PM (AM) on a 140-ft Broadside D-Kaz
oriented 325 degrees from ____ (QTH).  Payload size___.  Holler if you want
them"


The offered snips are uploaded only if someone asked for them.  'Admin' 
keeps the list of offers and from time to time posts a reminder here that
such snips are available by request.

I'd be more than happy to be that 'Admin'...but first we need a storage
site.


Cheers!

Mark Durenberger



A few days back I commented about possible availability of RF capture files 
from recent DXpeditions, as in the days when Guy Atkins ran the "Five Below"

website.
I haven't seen any comments about this yet.  Recent DXpeditions would 
include Masset, Rockworks, and Grayland on the West Coast as well as any 
East Coast activity such as the Miscou Island, NB outing (about which I have

read remarkably little so far).

Usually we're talking about Perseus files but, presumably with the 
availability of HDSDR etc. generic software, other file formats such as 
Elad, Excalibur, and Afedri could also be shared for everyone's enjoyment.


Mark Connelly, WA1ION
South Yarmouth, MA

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