Hello Mister Kelly,
 
 
Congratulations on you new project.
Today i tryed your new concept for the first time.
 
I whas impressed  with the simplicity to use Hamsphere for the first time.
Also i received a CW transmission immiddiatly after logging in to Hamsphere at 7.035.
 
When i clicked the spectometer on the higher signals i immidiatly got a Russian speaking radio station that brought my a talkshow and music.
 
At 7.090 there whas a female robot voice warning to stay below this frequency. 
and at 7.005 a similar message from a male robot voice, that whas a real surprise to hear that.:)
 
i'm looking forward to hear actual qso on this project, hopefully soon.
 
Thank you for all your work making this possible,
 
Best Regards,
Pascal Main
ONL11168


2008/2/2
Hello ,
 
Version 13 is working fantastic on my Windows XP Pro PC.
Been folllowing a long long technical QSQ on 7.060 this evening.
Seems to me it whas even going about the hampshere project ? ? ? 
 
Thanks for the update.
 
Regards,
Pascal;
onl11168

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Good Evening,
 
 
Another email with some information that hopefully is usefull to you.
 
This is what happened.
I did a complete format on to my Windows PC today. 
Meaning that i needed to reinstall all software, all drivers, etc.
 
Out of curiousity I installed another ( older ) version of Microsoft Virtual Java Machine for IE 6.0.
called msjavx86.exe - Version 5.0.3805.0 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1996-2000 
 
No need to say, the test diddent work out on to well, cause the Hamsphere wasn't working at all.
 
 
I finaly updated my Java Virtual Machine back to : 
Sun Microsystems. Inc.
Version : Java 6 Update 3.
 
 
After this, one click and the Hamsphere program came back to live :)
 
I listened to 7.055 where i heard a station from Tucson, Arizona calling. WZ9B.
That station came in very weak, but with times whas understandable.
This whas followed by a CQ by SM7NHC - Kelly - Sweden.in qso with station from UK - ? ? ? ? - Alan
 
 
As you see nothing special perhaps, but thought you as developpers wanted to know the smallest details.
 
 
Regards,
Pascal Malin,
ONL11168.