[TenTec] sdr'S

[Robert & Linda McGraw K4TAX]

Yes and in that small bundle of code, the combinations extrapolated to the 
Nth +1 magnitude only nets 1.6384 times e10th power.  Thus more than one or 
two likelihoods of......oops.

In a different perspective, should one test the above probabilities at a 
rate of 1000 per day it would require some 44887 years to fully explore.  I 
doubt that any company could be expected to fully explore the bundle to the 
full extent.  Thank goodness for computers and emulators that can do this at 
a much faster rate.  Still, these items only test the combinations that they 
are instructed to test, and this is done by lowly humans.

73
Bob, K4TAX









> The processor board with 20 chips and 100 glue logic parts is
> manageable.  The 128,000 bytes of SW that runs on that board is far more
> complex and nearly impossible to exhaustively test ... at least at a
> price we're willing to pay.