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Difference between v2.6.2 and v3.1.12

I have been looking for discussion between these two versions and I have not found a comparison listed. Apologies if this question has been asked and answered.

Other than the ability to run a remote session and MultiFlex, is there a reason one would want to go to v3.1.12 instead of 2.6.2?

Thank you for your input.

Bill, AD5EW

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  • Bill Owens
    Bill Owens Member ✭✭

    Thank you Len. I am aware of the release notes, so I what I was hoping for was a more of a "big picture" comparison. The release notes point out the incremental changes only, so I guess absent a feature comparison, I will need to go back to the initial documentation. I have been running 3.1.12 myself, but soon will be doing an update on a friends 6500 who has no intention of ever doing a remote session. As long as he is having to pony up the bucks for a new version from what he presently runs, he might as well go for the 3.1.12 in my opinion, regardless of his plan on not using the remote.

    73, Bill, AD5EW

  • Steve KD2OM
    Steve KD2OM Member ✭✭

    My 6600M is licensed for 3.1.12, I have downgraded to 2.6.2 because of the way profiles are handled in 3.1.12. I didn't need the Multiflex as I don't contest. I am very happy with 2.6.2, the remote capability remains the same, just you can't have a remote and a local session on at the same time.


    73

    Steve KD2OM

  • Bill Owens
    Bill Owens Member ✭✭

    Good to know Steve. Thanks for your information. That may be the way to go. My friend is not a contester either so Multiflex would add little or no value.

    73

    Bill AD5EW

  • John KB4DU
    John KB4DU Member ✭✭✭✭

    Multi flex also allows 2 local sessions at the same time. So I sometimes take the iPad to the shop to listen to the net. My WiFi doesn’t cover well out there, so I go to the pc to talk.

  • Bill Owens
    Bill Owens Member ✭✭

    Thanks John.

    Bill, AD5EW

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