RadioSoft

Our first customer in 1985 was Art Silver of Harris Corporation, who saw the potential for such software and found many other customers for us over the years.

Requests to us from Broadcast and Land Mobile facility owners about improved or new facilities came flooding in in the early eighties, and the answers were always expensive. A channel search for FCC FM facilities was $250, and for Part 22 facilities $1300. To avoid costly searches and delays, we began writing software to accomplish these tasks on the first Personal Computers in 1982. Since we lived in an IBM town and had access to the first machines, it can be said that we wrote the very first radio software for the IBM PC.

Several radio engineers visited from time to time in 1983 and 1984 (Mr. Moncure was a member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers), and persuaded us to design better interfaces for the software and put it up for sale. Our first customer in 1985 was Art Silver of Harris Corporation, who saw the potential for such software and found many other customers for us over the years.

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