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| i am a ham radio operator my call is KC2CUE i call myself THE :CUE CAT last for my call CUE, my handle is manny i live in the co op city section of the bronx grid square fn30. I operate all bands above six meters, and i have many ideas on where to look for seti, but ideas are just thoughts if they dont get to the right person to listen to them. |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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I have always ran seti at home, and at one point i thought my system found something. I have run up to thirty projects that the computer downloaded, but i change computers like i do underwear, and each time i get to a high speed connection i download the program. i personally think the old seti@home version was better than the new bonic version but things are changed for a good reason.
My views on the project are if anyone finds something of interest i think the research lab and the person's system should get recognition, but otherwise, i also think that band plans other than in the microwave range should be explored. Why should seti limit themselves only the microwave area of rf bandwith. You VLF frequencies, and there are visual spectrums like ultraviolet waves that can be explored, remember if we are looking for seti, they may be on places where we not think to look. Think outside of the box and where we have been looking may be in the wrong place all the time we were there. Who decided to put a cordless phone on 5.8 ghz??? I wouldnt use it.
Look elsewhere people for seti. you only need a reciever and you have the computing power send it out to us and gives flexibility to really analyze the stuff, a visual is good, but let the users of the seti program put the program that has been long in place, to good use. |
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