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I have been playing with this concept for a while and I use Winrad or the actual Spectrogram program itself to try and produce images of this nature. Winrad is far superior because of its ability to connect to various radios and my laser transceiver and give me a real-time picture and sound of what is being produced. Their are two very big pluses for me too. One, its designed by hammers and radio operators. Two, it is completely and totally free.
The image below the link is the Winrad control panel. The spectrogram on it shows me saying over my laser tranceiver, "Keith Clark, ITC bridge forum".
http://digilander.libero.it/i2phd/winrad/
