That is because YO works much better than any other current windows' software for antenna design as far as I experienced, considering its functions such as the user interface (an interface which is reflected by user's intention "How it comes if it were."), quick actions, handiness, speed, number of times of simulation, factors and conditions available for a simulation, etc. Well, Okay, then why should I use an old YO now? But it works, really! That's good enough, isn't it?) I don't understand why, but I happened to find that it got started and woked perfectly when I tried to click the excutable file (YO.EXE) at Explorer of Windows XP the other day! (It is absolutely unbelievable. This software written for a PC-DOS used work well on a DOS-window of Windows 95, but it never worked on a DOS-window on Windows 98 nor at DOS-Prompt of Windows XP. However, recently, I happened to find that it actually works perfectly even on a Windows XP, and therefore I decided let it revive again here. Therefore, I let this article throw in the trashbox of this forum (Under half of the sub-menu) for a long time. The article that I put here in this page was written on Janurary in 1997, but after that, O/S for PC had been changed into Windows while the software I had introduced here works only on PC-DOS. This Blog is mainly dedicated to Amateur Radio (Ham radio) and contains external articles and personal esperiences.MAFNET_Hamradio_Antenna Design Software "YO"
IT System Engineer, recently started having fun with morse code and Raspberry Pi Licensed Amateur Radio operator in 1996 as IW5EDI, active member of ARI Firenze and ARRLĬlass 1970, married with two childrens, love experimenting and antenna home-brewing.
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