I would suggest an intuitive interface; stereo headphones with tracking so turning one's head tunes the receiver, frequencies below the tuned point sent to the left earphone, frequencies above, to the right. Now just turn your head until something interesting is audible "straight ahead", press a switch or click on an icon and Bob's your uncle! (sneaking in English)
This could be pretty easy with some of the virtual reality gaming systems but we might not need the video outputs. Or maybe we would Imagine spotting the multiplier you need on the heads up display, turning your head until it's heard straight in front, and ZAPPING it with the mouse. Nerd Preferred! Cortland KA5S Cortland > [Original Message] > From: Dave Ackrill <dave.g0...@tiscali.co.uk> > > Ah grasshopper, you begin to learn... > "After 24 hours, almost... I think I will conclude that seeing a whole > bunch of spectrum at once is very useful but something you will lose > interest in on average ham days, perhaps only when hunting a specific > DXpdition will actually WATCHING the PC screen be something you want > to do."
