Along to a logging program, Ham Radio Deluxe 5 offered DM780 a multimode decoding encoding software that allowed CW RTTY PSK and more operating modes.

Caveat emptor indeed, and use that 30 day evaluation period to make up your mind about purchasing, but 'no refunds' is hardly an uncommon policy where software is involved. Ham Radio Deluxe 5.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. I don't use HRD and I'm not associated with the company, but I can clearly see why they won't issue a refund once a license is delivered. DA: 22 PA: 7 MOZ Rank: 29 Ham Radio Deluxe Free 5.24 Download - Final Free Version Ham Radio Deluxe was originally released as freeware, which essentially means that the author grants a temporary license to use andor distribute the program free of charge, while reserving the right to rescind this license in the future. I suppose HRD could institute that kind of setup, but my experience with such is that they generally work poorly, result in security complaints that the software is phoning home, cause problems if you move the software from one machine to another, and are just generally an expensive pain in the neck for companies to support and maintain. Unless you have some cumbersome networked license server scheme where the software phones home every time you run it to see if the license is valid, you have no way to know (other than via your own good faith) that the person who demanded a refund actually discarded the license and is not running the software. The company I work for won't give refunds for licenses either, once they are cut and sent out. Is 30 days not enough to test out some software? I don't really understand the problem with the concept of a non-refundable license.

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