Paul,
It's cool. I had to turn up the volume up pretty high but it sounded good.
I was listening to myself, running 50W I must confess. The several second
delay was strange. I am using Windows Media Player version 9.
Jim N7US
Mesa, AZ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Valko - W8KC" <w8kc@comcast.net>
To: "Low Power Amateur Radio Discussion" <qrp-l@Lehigh.EDU>;
<tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 5:56 AM
Subject: [TenTec] Today'sStreaming Broadcast - 7.040
Good Day Everyone.
Please give another try to listen to my Windows Media Player stream at
http://www.w8kc.com/stream.asx
Although I received a great many reports from people who enjoyed listening
to the audio stream, I likewise received a number of reports of errors.
Many of you reported seeing a message like "file not found." It seems the
stream was a bit more popular than I thought, and the server was rejecting
more than 5 simultaneous connection. That has been bumped up a bit. You do
need to be running Microsoft Media player compatible systems greater than
version 6. If you are behind a corporate firewall, the stream may also be
blocked, as is my case.
Later this week I'll be receiving a shiny new Dell Server (shameless plug, I
do own a lot of DELL stock). It will be configured as a Windows 2003 Media
Server (SHUT UP, I own no MSFT!) and I'll experiment with that a tad.
Although it's been a lucrative career field (CSCO, LNUX, RHAT, INTC, AMD),
it's too much like my real world job (EDS). At least getting the Ten*Tec
(privately held, dagnabit) Corsair audio out to you all makes it somewhat
more entertaining.
So once again, I offer for your listening pleasure today, the stimulating
sounds of the 40 meter QRP calling frequency, 7.040 MHz. The receiver is a
Ten*Tec Corsair with a 1.8kc crystal CW filter. The antenna is a full wave
dipole at 30 feet.
W8KC is located in the far-northern suburbs of metropolitan Detroit.
http://www.w8kc.com/stream.asx
Please tune in and let me know what you think.... one way or the other.
73! =paul= W8KC
Collector of Ten*Tecs and other fine plastics.
Visit the Virtual Ten*Tec Museum... at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/w8kc
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