Since JT-Alert is the most used and most populair program to use bridging I sincerely apologise to the affected HRD users.

I will not be participating in any public or private discussions regarding

Moving forward, all future JTAlert versions will not support HRD V6 logging. The free V5 of HRD will continue to be supported. I will not be able to provide any support for that version, however, if aįuture HRD release breaks the JTAlert/HRD integration. This comes into effect with the next public release of JTAlert (2.9.0).Īffected HRD users can continue to use the current version of JTAlert I will no longer be providing support for HRD V6 logging within JTAlert. (the programmer of JT-Alert) made a decision not to support HRD V6 any There are some other issues as well that Laurie VK3AMA The populair WSJT-X and many other JT digimode software) without any Now it seems HRD V6 deliberately shutdown JT-Alert (a program that supports No good advertisement for a commercial software package. Of all the issue most of you heard of a while ago.īasically the user of HRD V6.* was blocked after some troubles in which heĬalled for support.

Lately some very unpleasant things happen regarding Ham Radio DeLuxe. After that, the app still works, but costs $49.95 per year for support and updates. It is a paid app – $99.95 for the app plus the first year of support. Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD) has been the gold standard for amateur radio software suites.

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