Radio-SkyPipe II - An Internet Enabled Strip Chart Recorder

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Collect data on your PC using your sound card or a simple analog to digital converter.
Store, retrieve, and edit strip chart files with header information secured within the file itself.
Share your real-time data with others over the internet even if you use a dial up connection.
Send live data to multiple recipients.
Send and receive data simultaneously from multiple sources.
Use in Stand Alone mode for local use only.
A built in chat window allows you to communicate with others during observations.
Can be used for radio astronomy, seismology, weather, any scientific or industrial monitoring task.
Automate real world tasks using LabJack ADCs, control industrial processes, home heating, solar power.

Just Released: Version 2.1 packed with new features. Read about them here.

(If you have already installed 2.1.0 to 2.1.8 you can install the update found here.)

License Class	Price
Free Version - Limited Features	$0.00
Pro Version - Home Use	$49.95 ( upgrade from version 1 Pro for $24.95 )
Educational Institution (Pro)	$49.95 + 24.95 for additional workstations.
Commercial - Industrial (Pro)	$149.95 +99.95 for additional workstations.

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Read the help file for more information.

Requirements:

Windows 98/NT/2000/Xp/Vista
16 bit Sound card and/or an Analog to Digital Converter for Stand Alone or Server operation.**
512 MB of RAM recommended (but not required).
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or better.
Internet connection if want to share data on line.

** Note: Pro Version User Data Source model allows potential connection to almost any data source. Read about this feature here.

Testimonials

First let me say how much I love Radio-SkyPipe... I'm an avid electronic hobbyist and have been so since I was 14. Now at 36 I use Radio-SkyPipe constantly for graphing all manner of analog and digital signals from various projects... I wonder if people realize how many uses this program can be applied to! Anyways, I dearly love it, and finally decided to get the pro version so I could start using the MAX186 8-channel ADC, and thus plot many sources simultaneously. To date, I have used Radio-SkyPipe to monitor:

Seismic disturbances.
Infrasound levels.
Local gravity (that's sort of a work in progress)
Local geomagnetic field strength.
Electrostatic field strength.
Various RF field strengths.
Infrared and visible light fluctuations.
Various other analog and digital sources for more experiments and tests than I can possibly count.

Thanks for this wonderful program, and please keep up the good work!
Rick D, "NightRunner417", Florida

Firstly, your software is so fantastic that I am totally Flabbergasted especially with Radio-SkyPipe! Here you have achieved a wonderful level of excellence. As President of the European Radio Astronomy club I wish to congratulate you for making this wonderful tool for radio astronomers world-wide available. You have done a real wonder for the radio astronomical community .
P. W. Germany

I can't thank you enough for Radio-SkyPipe. I have my radiotelescope working very well and have been able to see the galactic plane as well as Cyg A, Sag A and Taurus. Radio-SkyPipe has made radio astronomy fun. ...BTW, your documentation on Radio-SkyPipe is very good. Looking forward to the new version. Thanks again for your efforts. It has been my salvation.
Best wishes D. H.

Version 1 support.

* Not to be confused with SkyPipe® of AOS, Inc. If you are looking for them please visit http://www.aosusa.com/ .