In a message dated 2007/07/08, gmvoeth@........... writes:

> Hi All You PSN Fanatics (Im One Too);
> Here is a scientific example of a waterfall display
> that might be usful in one way or another to us
> Amateures. The only differences are that the
> time needs to be on the Y axis and Freq.
> on the X axis. In Science/Math time is always assigned to
> X axis but in reality you make it to suit your own tastes
> according to importance.

       Alternatively convert your files to a format which can be read by such 
a program? I seem to remember that this has been done?  See 
http://www.radiosky.com/skypipeishere.html 
       Why use B/W when color gives a better display?

       Regards,

       Chris Chapman   
In a me=
ssage dated 2007/07/08, gmvoeth@........... writes:



Hi All You PSN Fanatics (Im One=
 Too);

Here is a scientific example of a waterfall display

that might be usful in one way or another to us

Amateures. The only differences are that the

time needs to be on the Y axis and Freq.

on the X axis. In Science/Math time is always assigned to

X axis but in reality you make it to suit your own tastes

according to importance.




       Alternatively convert your files to a f=
ormat which can be read by such a program? I seem to remember that this has=20=
been done?  See =
http://www.radiosky.com/skypipeishere.html 

       Why use B/W when color gives a better d=
isplay?



       Regards,



       Chris Chapman