Thank you for using VHF/UHF. Your careful planning and useful station notes are worth keeping, and we appreciate the time you put into good radio operation. This update connects radio planning with saved setups, contacts, and field plans. MORE CONNECTED RADIO TOOLS - Choose Use This Radio in the catalog and open a tracker entry with the selected details. - Keep the chosen radio name, bands, use, and available power when starting the entry. - Reach available radio citations and source dates from the catalog. - Save a source suggestion or catalog correction as a local daily note. - Open the saved suggestion from the form, then find it later in Records or Search. - Update the same suggestion while keeping its follow-up details and radio links. CLEARER NAVIGATION AND REFERENCE - Open a calculator, follow its related tool, and return through the same calculation. - Browse saved setup path analyses from the calculator list. - Use Compare Station Distance to carry a radio horizon estimate into the coordinate tool. - Open the selected theory or safety article directly from reference search. - Search theory topics with leading or trailing spaces. - Close related-radio lists with a visible Done button. - Hear the converted Morse output when using VoiceOver. - Find updated Help that follows the current controls. BETTER FEEDBACK WHEN SAVING - See Saving while radio tracker entries, contacts, notes, and station records are being saved. - Get a clear message when a save needs another attempt. - Keep entered details available after a save error. - Retry unfinished saves without creating another draft or summary note. - Get a message if a location, computer, or radio asset was removed while you were editing it. - Choose a new map endpoint without an earlier location entry replacing it. CHECKLISTS AND SESSION NOTES - Save a checklist summary as a daily note linked to the current operating session. - Keep the session's other details when adding the note. - Find the session context in the note itself. - Continue updating the same checklist run as work progresses. - Keep custom session titles visible when several sessions use the same station setup. - See those titles in session lists, quick contact entry, ADIF export, and field plans. FIELD PLANS WITH THE RIGHT DETAILS - Create a field plan from the path result you are viewing, including an unsaved result. - Keep the selected analysis in the plan instead of choosing it again. - Select a different saved analysis or leave the analysis out. - Capture a new preview after changing plan selections. - Get a message when a selected setup, session, channel plan, checklist, or saved analysis is unavailable. - Review the captured sections before saving the PDF. - Keep precise coordinates, addresses, serial numbers, callsigns, and private notes out by default. - Choose to include those details when they belong in the shared copy. YOUR EVERYDAY RADIO WORK - Keep reusable station setups, ordered channel plans, and session drafts together in Station & Field. - Record contacts with callsigns, UTC times, frequencies, modes, and reports. - Review QSL follow-ups alongside your radio notes. - Check supported ADIF contacts and CSV records before importing with Pro. - Export a JSON backup without a subscription. - Keep original calculator and converter functions close at hand. No account is required for local records, core calculations, or bundled reference. Your records stay on the device unless you choose to export or share them. Path results remain estimates based on the inputs you provide. Review current rules, equipment manuals, local conditions, and installation safety before using them to make operating decisions.

Thank you for using VHF/UHF. Your careful planning and useful station notes are worth keeping, and we appreciate the time you put into good radio operation. This update connects radio planning with saved setups, contacts, and field plans. MORE CONNECTED RADIO TOOLS - Choose Use This Radio in the catalog and open a tracker entry with the selected details. - Keep the chosen radio name, bands, use, and available power when starting the entry. - Reach available radio citations and source dates from the catalog. - Save a source suggestion or catalog correction as a local daily note. - Open the saved suggestion from the form, then find it later in Records or Search. - Update the same suggestion while keeping its follow-up details and radio links. CLEARER NAVIGATION AND REFERENCE - Open a calculator, follow its related tool, and return through the same calculation. - Browse saved setup path analyses from the calculator list. - Use Compare Station Distance to carry a radio horizon estimate into the coordinate tool. - Open the selected theory or safety article directly from reference search. - Search theory topics with leading or trailing spaces. - Close related-radio lists with a visible Done button. - Hear the converted Morse output when using VoiceOver. - Find updated Help that follows the current controls. BETTER FEEDBACK WHEN SAVING - See Saving while radio tracker entries, contacts, notes, and station records are being saved. - Get a clear message when a save needs another attempt. - Keep entered details available after a save error. - Retry unfinished saves without creating another draft or summary note. - Get a message if a location, computer, or radio asset was removed while you were editing it. - Choose a new map endpoint without an earlier location entry replacing it. CHECKLISTS AND SESSION NOTES - Save a checklist summary as a daily note linked to the current operating session. - Keep the session's other details when adding the note. - Find the session context in the note itself. - Continue updating the same checklist run as work progresses. - Keep custom session titles visible when several sessions use the same station setup. - See those titles in session lists, quick contact entry, ADIF export, and field plans. FIELD PLANS WITH THE RIGHT DETAILS - Create a field plan from the path result you are viewing, including an unsaved result. - Keep the selected analysis in the plan instead of choosing it again. - Select a different saved analysis or leave the analysis out. - Capture a new preview after changing plan selections. - Get a message when a selected setup, session, channel plan, checklist, or saved analysis is unavailable. - Review the captured sections before saving the PDF. - Keep precise coordinates, addresses, serial numbers, callsigns, and private notes out by default. - Choose to include those details when they belong in the shared copy. YOUR EVERYDAY RADIO WORK - Keep reusable station setups, ordered channel plans, and session drafts together in Station & Field. - Record contacts with callsigns, UTC times, frequencies, modes, and reports. - Review QSL follow-ups alongside your radio notes. - Check supported ADIF contacts and CSV records before importing with Pro. - Export a JSON backup without a subscription. - Keep original calculator and converter functions close at hand. No account is required for local records, core calculations, or bundled reference. Your records stay on the device unless you choose to export or share them. Path results remain estimates based on the inputs you provide. Review current rules, equipment manuals, local conditions, and installation safety before using them to make operating decisions.

Your careful planning and detailed notes show the attention you give to good radio operation. Thank you for using VHF/UHF. This update brings station and field work together, with practical ways to prepare a setup, run a session, and record what you used. A dedicated Station & Field tab - Find station setups, channel plans, operating sessions, path analyses, field plans, and file transfers together. - Follow three clear groups: Prepare, Operate, and Share & Transfer. - See saved counts and start your first setup from the same screen. - Return to an active session or a saved draft quickly. - Find the Reference library in More, alongside Help and Settings. Prepare a setup you can use again - Bring your radio, antenna, location, frequency, power, gain, and feedline details into one saved setup. - Enter antenna heights in feet or meters, with clearer input labels. - Compare two setups side by side for a trip, net, or portable station. - Keep saved comparison details so later equipment changes do not rewrite the setup you reviewed. - Review linked equipment names when your inventory changes, while keeping your own operating values under your control. Keep an operating session together - Start a session from a saved setup and keep its location, equipment, and channel context close at hand. - Resume a session and return to a contact draft after a pause. - Save a contact while retaining the station details needed for the next one. - Keep unfinished contact drafts separate from completed contacts and contact exports. - Link a checklist run to your session and continue updating the same run as you go. - Keep the equipment details recorded with past contacts even when you later rename your gear. Build channel plans - Arrange channels in the order you want for an outing, club activity, or monitoring session. - Record receive and transmit frequencies, offsets, modes, and separate transmit and receive tone settings. - Mark receive-only channels clearly and keep source and verification details with your entries. - Select a channel during a session without changing the reusable plan. Review paths and share field plans - Save path estimates with frequency, distance, antenna heights, gains, and losses. - Review free-space path loss, first Fresnel clearance, and height-based radio horizon together. - Add known obstructions manually and see when missing details leave a result unknown. - Create a field-plan PDF from selected station and session information. - Review the included details before sharing, with precise coordinates and other private fields left out by default. Bring records across with control - Review supported ADIF contact files and CSV equipment, location, and channel files before adding records. - Match CSV columns, choose frequency units and date formats, and save a mapping for another import. - Inspect interpreted rows, duplicate warnings, unsupported fields, and entries that need attention. - Apply reviewed imports with Pro while keeping the existing records in place. - Include station and field records in your local backup package. Clearer forms and everyday feedback - See more helpful units, input guidance, and explanations when a value needs correcting. - See when station records are saving and get feedback if a save needs another attempt. - Keep entered details available when a save cannot finish. - Find updated Help that follows the new tab layout and explains the planning tools in plain language. Use these tools to support your own checks, equipment manuals, current rules, and local knowledge. Radio path results remain estimates, so changing terrain, obstructions, and operating conditions still need your judgment.

Thank you for using VHF/UHF and for giving your station planning the kind of attention it deserves. This update focuses on making the app cleaner, more practical, and easier to trust during real radio work. The goal is simple: fewer confusing screens, clearer records, better calculator inputs, stronger backup handling, and a Pro experience that explains its value without getting in your way. Cleaner app structure: * Reworked so the main destinations are easier to understand. * Added Station Milestones Settings improvements: * Added a clearer appearance preference with System, Light, and Dark choices. * System appearance now clearly follows your iPhone setting. * Updated App Status so it shows useful local record counts, storage status, backup status, update status, and Pro access. Calculator improvements: * RF line of sight inputs include units and support feet or meters. * RF power inputs now use labels and support watts, dBm, and dBW. * Converter lets you choose the input distance unit and focuses output on practical distance units. * Map Distance supports stored locations without triggering navigation warnings. * Calculator inputs now show clearer units where radio operators expect them. Records and backup cleanup: * Helpful checklist templates remain available. * Import validation explains what needs review before replacing local data. * Backup export remains free. VHF/UHF should feel like a radio planning tool, not a settings console. The app is still local*first, still built for practical VHF and UHF work, and still careful about reminding you to verify legal limits, terrain, equipment ratings, RF safety, and local coordination before transmitting or installing equipment.

Thank you for using VHF/UHF and for giving your station planning the kind of attention it deserves. This update focuses on making the app cleaner, more practical, and easier to trust during real radio work. The goal is simple: fewer confusing screens, clearer records, better calculator inputs, stronger backup handling, and a Pro experience that explains its value without getting in your way. Cleaner app structure: * Reworked so the main destinations are easier to understand. * Added Station Milestones Settings improvements: * Added a clearer appearance preference with System, Light, and Dark choices. * System appearance now clearly follows your iPhone setting. * Updated App Status so it shows useful local record counts, storage status, backup status, update status, and Pro access. Calculator improvements: * RF line of sight inputs include units and support feet or meters. * RF power inputs now use labels and support watts, dBm, and dBW. * Converter lets you choose the input distance unit and focuses output on practical distance units. * Map Distance supports stored locations without triggering navigation warnings. * Calculator inputs now show clearer units where radio operators expect them. Records and backup cleanup: * Helpful checklist templates remain available. * Import validation explains what needs review before replacing local data. * Backup export remains free. VHF/UHF should feel like a radio planning tool, not a settings console. The app is still local*first, still built for practical VHF and UHF work, and still careful about reminding you to verify legal limits, terrain, equipment ratings, RF safety, and local coordination before transmitting or installing equipment.

Thank you for using VHF/UHF and for giving your station planning the kind of attention it deserves. This update focuses on making the app cleaner, more practical, and easier to trust during real radio work. The goal is simple: fewer confusing screens, clearer records, better calculator inputs, stronger backup handling, and a Pro experience that explains its value without getting in your way. Cleaner app structure: * Reworked so the main destinations are easier to understand. * Added Station Milestones Settings improvements: * Added a clearer appearance preference with System, Light, and Dark choices. * System appearance now clearly follows your iPhone setting. * Updated App Status so it shows useful local record counts, storage status, backup status, update status, and Pro access. Calculator improvements: * RF line of sight inputs include units and support feet or meters. * RF power inputs now use labels and support watts, dBm, and dBW. * Converter lets you choose the input distance unit and focuses output on practical distance units. * Map Distance supports stored locations without triggering navigation warnings. * Calculator inputs now show clearer units where radio operators expect them. Records and backup cleanup: * Helpful checklist templates remain available. * Import validation explains what needs review before replacing local data. * Backup export remains free. VHF/UHF should feel like a radio planning tool, not a settings console. The app is still local*first, still built for practical VHF and UHF work, and still careful about reminding you to verify legal limits, terrain, equipment ratings, RF safety, and local coordination before transmitting or installing equipment.

Bug fixes to prevent crashing

Updated for iOS 8

Bug Fixes

Bug Fixes Smaller App Size & Download Size

Bug fixes for iOS 6

Updated interface to be easier to read for iOS 7

Added support for iOS 7

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Added Pure ERP calculator

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