Now maybe like me you like to test things before you spend your hard earned cash on them.
Well if you want the latest version of Ham Radio Deluxe you will have to pay for it, the last free version was HRD Version 5.24.38 back in October 2012.
They do allow a 30 day trial period and after that you have to buy.
Well I found a couple of problems with sections of the HRD suite that I frequently use so informed them of this and they said that it would be fixed. Well by this time my 30 day trial had expired, so how to see if it really had been fixed?
Just removing the program and then installing again did nothing and I wasn't prepared to pay $99.95 to find out, so what to do?
A little bit of registry work is required but not a lot.
In win7 on type run in the search box, click on Run in the results, in the window that opens type regedit then click OK and the Registry Editor will open.
Click on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to expand it, then click SOFTWARE\Amateur Radio\ .
You will see the directory HRD User Profile, right click on it and click Export and save it.
Now right click it again and this time click delete.
Now start Ham Radio Deluxe V6.xx and you be be presented with the first run wizard and another 30 day trial (note using the same call sign as before may only give you 7 days but that's long enough to test).
If like me your problems haven't been solved you will have saved money, if they have been fixed go pay your $99.95 for your licence.
Look to the pages list on the right for information on using RTL SDR dongles. See the links section for my YouTube channel with videos to go with the guides.
Friday, 20 June 2014
Saturday, 19 April 2014
How many turns on that toroid? Toroid Ready Reckoner.
Ever needed to know how many turns on a toroid will give the required inductance?
Well below is a Ready Reckoner for just such occasions.
Well below is a Ready Reckoner for just such occasions.
Click on picture for large size.
Or right click to save.
Or right click to save.
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Guides to using the SDR-radio.com SDRConsole
Over the pages of this blog I will attempt to assist users of the SDR-radio.com SDRConsole V2.x by Simon Brown G4ELI (ex-HB9DRV).
You can find the pages as they appear in the pages list to the right hand side of this page.
There is a support group for this software you may wish to join
SDR-radio.com
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