Special event station HG23YOTA will be QRV beginning August 5 for one week to mark the 11th annual YOTA Summer Camp. Activity is holiday style, and he has been active on 20 meters using SSB. Eric, F4FJH is QRV as FO/F4FJH from Tahiti, IOTA OC-046. Burt, FG8OJ will be QRV as FJ/FG8OJ from August 6 to 8. Special event stations CS23WYD and CQ7JMJ are QRV until August 6 to mark World Youth Day. He is currently active on 10 meters but plans other bands as well. Phil, 3D2TS is QRV as C21TS from a temporary location.

Special event station BU0SAR is QRV until August 31 to mark the 10th anniversary of New Taipei's Urban Search and Rescue Unit. Ersoy, TA2OM continues to be QRV as 3C3CA from Bioko Island, IOTA AF-010, until August 30.

Ham Radio Deluxe was a popular free to use and distribute amateur radio program suite that allowed remote control of most popular transceivers using CAT interface.Īlong to a logging program, Ham Radio Deluxe 5 offered DM780 a multimode decoding encoding software that allowed CW RTTY PSK and more operating modes.This week's bulletin was made possible with information provided by The Daily DX, 425 DX News, DXNL, Contest Corral from QST and the ARRL Contest Calendar and WA7BNM web sites. Many other features were offered by this amazing ham radio program, developed by Simon Brown GK4ELI (HB9DRV) and Peter PH1PH (sk) under the freeware licence. In 2011 Simon released the very last free version of ham radio deluxe, the version 5.0 Build 2893. Only this version can be considered the last free build completely compiled and distributed from Simon Brown HB9DRV.Īt the end of 2011, Simon sold to the code to a private owned company that continued for some months developing new versions releasing builds from version 5.11 to 5.24.38 and kindly made available free from their web site.Īfter some years, this private company discontinued supporting and distributing older versions and released a new commercial version 6. Now this company is asking everyone that is sharing the old binaries from their site, to remove every copy of it. I used to share those files from this page but, two years ago I had to remove them from my hosting space, after being “kindly asked” from W4PC. I’ve learned that this happened to several other hams wanting to share the freeware version, and probably with the same, non courteous approach used with me. Well, after having even kept in contact with Simon GK4ELI, and with other hams, I’ve recently decided to unlink the binaries from my web site.

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