03-11-2016, 06:53 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Fairbanks, Alaska
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Originally Posted by Rex R
just about every computer you can buy these days comes equipped with an analog to digital converter and the software to run it  , they're called sound cards. hmm, looks like I will have to do a little digging to find a simple audio recorder program, should be easy to find. knew of some folks who used some easy to find parts to measure muzzle velocity and chamber pressure of spud guns along with a cheap tape recorder to record the data. at the time they used 'windows recorder' to input the audio as a sound file, I suppose that any thing with a microphone would work to record data, you just need a audio recording.
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Thank you for posting this information--this will make utilizing received Transroc data even easier than I had hoped. (My Commodore C-64 had an analog-to-digital converter built in, but because it's been ages since I've used computers experimentally [I don't find newer computers as fun as the old ones, although I do appreciate what they can now do], I wasn't sure if current computers came with them [as easily user-accessible devices], or if ones that users can easily utilize had to be bought as separate units.) |