This is easily accomplished from the Map Menu by clicking calibrate. The data points are then established on the map and the location for each is typed into the appropriate places in the calibrate dialogue box. In this manner, maps can be made and calibrated for use anywhere in the world using simple low cost graphic arts computing equipment. These maps can be made and calibrated by the user or by the Bushwhacker II distributor. The Bushwhacker II System can also make real time three dimensional displays of signal activity.
Information is presented in three planes.
The vertical plane shows the strength of the received signal. The taller lines denoting stronger signals. The plane 45 degrees to the vertical denotes time with the earlier recorded signals at the top. The horizontal plane shows the frequency of signals increasing from left to right. Although the display provides a dynamic presentation alone, one additional Bushwhacker feature enhances the utility.