[hpsdr] N9VV tests Melton Java on Internet

[James Savage]

Ken,
Fantastic.  Very exciting. Thank you for sharing your success and show
casing John's work. What an incentive to get some hardware of my own!
Interesting experience to be able to use a Receiver in Canada and UK at the
same time sometimes seeing the same signals on both.

Minor detail compared to the achievement  - I note that the your receiver's
tuning frequency does not tally with the scale but John's does.

73's

James

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> Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2010 09:05:44 -0600
> From: Ken N9VV <n9vv at wowway.com>
> To: Open High Performance SDR Project <hpsdr at openhpsdr.org>
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> Hi OpenHPSDR,
> with the patient help of John Melton, G0ORX/N6LYT, I was able to
> get my Mercury receiver online on the Internet. John has made two
> movies to show reception in the UK of my Mercury RX in Chicago,IL
> USA:  http://g0orx.blogspot.com/
>
> You can access John's Mercury Receiver in the UK here:
> http://g0orx.homelinux.net/jmonitor.html
>
> You can access the N9VV Mercury receiver in the USA here:
> http://24.192.100.58/n9vv.html
>
> Thank you John for pushing the state-of-the-art and demonstrating
> the power of Java to integrate with a web browser to show a full
> panadapter + waterfall + audio. I think this is amazing! Browser
> access has been a great challenge for SDR Hams all over the world.
>  *Unlike* WebSDR, John has made his invention *totally*
> OpenSource. I compiled it with NetBeans (from Sun Microsystems)
> and plain vanilla "C" on my Ubuntu 10.04 mITX.
>
> My setup is a Mercury + Ozy + Atlas graciously loaned from Dan
> N4XWE. The CPU is a mITX Atom 330 running both the Java server and
> the DSP engine that John so cleverly separated for portability.
>
> John allowed me to change my panadapter line to GREEN to
> differentiate it from his white on black display :-)
>
> It is a true privilege to participate in this level of
> experimentation. John has been very patient with my stupid
> mistakes and novice Linux knowledge. Thanks for making this
> possible John!
>
> 73 de Ken N9VV
> Naperville, Illinois (near Chicago) USA
> Locator: EN51ws
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