Ham Radio Deluxe
The HRD team is pleased to announce a new website at http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com. In order to provide easy access to information regarding the many features available with Ham Radio Deluxe, our website reflects a format that better serves our customers. The main features of the software package are broken in to sections for easy viewing, as well as quick links to support, tutorials, and more.
Further improving communications with customers, the HRD team also created a new Twitter page. You can visit the social media pages from the easy links on the website, or find us on Twitter under the name @HamRadioDeluxe. We also have an official Ham Radio Deluxe page – look for us onhttp://www.facebook.com/HamRadioDeluxe.
The HRD team has also released a new open beta for the next release of HRD. Build 309 incorporates some minor fixes. Registered users have access to this open beta version found on the Download page of the website.
As always, HRD is available to “try before you buy” with a FREE 30-day trial that includes support. Now is the time to try out HRD or renew your support package.
Purchase and download Ham Radio Deluxe 6.2 at http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com.
HRD Forum: http://forums.hrdsoftwarellc.com
HRD YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/hrdsoftware
HRD on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/HamRadioDeluxe
HRD on Twitter: @HamRadioDeluxe
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