I was given this radio, however it now turns out it’s a useless metal brick. The software I found on WR website was written for MS-Windows 16-bit architecture, my OS is 64-bit and has no 16-bit support. I have tried customer support, however they basically told me to fork over $862.44 for a WR-G305e. “Hello Karl, Unfortunately, the WR-1500e receiver was introduced on the market in the era of Windows 3.1, and discontinued long before the arrival of 64-bit operating systems.

The last supported OS was Windows XP 32. We would suggest that you please consider our more advanced products that provide you not only with 64-bit capability, but far more advanced features and functionality, such as the popular G305e model: Thank you for your interest in our products and we look forward to be of service to you again soon. Best regards, ——————————————————— Subscribe to WiNRADiO Newsletter to receive advance information about our products: Call Of Duty 4 Profile Download Level 55 Candy more. >>Name: Karl Lensson >Country: Australia >Organization: Student >Email address: >>Subject: Software >>I have 1500series WiNRADiO, however the software included was written for a 32-bit system, and will not run on my 64-bit machine(Windows 7). >Could I get a digital copy of a 64-bit version, download would be best.

>>My radio. >>Karl L.” Being a student I don’t have that kind of money, if all fails then maybe I will save up. So, if anyone out there in the WWW or other internet like place, has a workaround to get a WR-1550e working with Windows 7 I’d like to hear about it! As for linux I found something called Linradio, however I have had no luck getting it to compile on Ubuntu 12.04!(Had to modify #include to be #include, However it still failed to compile).

The WiNRADiO Calibration Editor offers a simple way of calibrating the signal strength indicator (RSSI) of Series II of WiNRADiO receivers (WR-1550, WR-3150, WR-3500.