Find software called RFS.exe, it is an older DOS program but it does have an intermod calculator.
On 2/2/08, Ken Arck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > At 10:37 AM 2/2/2008, you wrote: > > I suppose that could be done for a single unknown but more than one > unknown candidate frequency would result in unlimited combinations. I would > find useful a program that could handle broadband candidate signal sources. > I've used multiple narrowband sources spaced appropriately to do this in the > past. Very tedious approach. Time to start coding - in my *free* time! > > > > <---Yea, I realize the possible combinations are essentially infinite > (which is why I used the qualifier "probable"). > > But I was thinking of something along the lines of being able to enter a > range (for example, 145 to 148, 420 to 450, etc) that would limit the > results and make both the calculations and results reasonable to plow > through. > > I guess for now, the hit and miss approach is it! > > Ken > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I am Shakespeare of Borg. Prepare to be or not to be
