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this summer ill have a budget of about 700-1000$ for building a pc. i have a few cases, but im not sure if ill need a new one or not. my main concern will be how easily ill be able to update it in the future, a few years down the road.
id like to run 3 monitors off of it, one for weather, a wide screen for a band scope for ham radio, and one id use for general browsing and such.
almost everything i have now ive gotten from the dump or yard sales, but i think it would be fun to build something new.
can anyone point me in the right direction?

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Thanks, I'll look into the sdr.hu stuff, and websdr.org is really impressive.
Regarding antennas, it says "A single horizontal wire at 1/4 wavelength will do." It certainly will not do well, you need some kind of 'counterpoise' (like the other half of a dipole) or some kind of ground connection. l/4 antennas are almost always vertical and have either radials or a ground plane like the body of a car with the antenna on the roof. There is no such thing as a one-terminal antenna like there is no such thing as a one-terminal light bulb...

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