I wonder, how many hams, there has downloaded this program, and whitch Icom tranciver do they have set up for LAN or WAN.
73 Torben
Hi Torben,
While there are only a few hundred users on this forum, I can tell you from the website statistics that thousands of unique downloads have occurred. We also don’t have a reliable way to track how many people have installed it from source, from Arch AUR, or from macports.
From what I can tell, the IC-7300, IC-705, and IC-9700 are the most popular radios. But there are definitely many using the IC-7610 and R8600. As for older radios, I’ve got a lot of questions about the IC-756 Pro III, IC-7410, IC-7000, IC-7100, and IC-7200. I suspect out of this bunch that the IC-7200 and IC-7410 would give the best performance with wfview since they appear to have full-duplex serial communication. I could be wrong though.
Anyone want to vote in a poll?
- IC-705
- IC-7300
- IC-7610
- IC-7850/7851
- IC-R8600
- IC-9700
- IC-756 (all versions)
- IC-7000
- IC-7100
- IC-7200
- IC-7400
- IC-7410
- IC-7600
- IC-7700
- IC-9100
0 voters
Hi Elliot,
What about a poll on OS that wvfiew is used on.
Cheers Peter
Hi Peter,
Download stats show around 15% mac, 75% windows, 10% linux. However, the linux figure does not include anyone building from source or using AUR. Mac statistics don’t include macports, although I doubt many users realize it is in macports yet.
Website access statistics are similar, EXCEPT that about half the traffic is evenly split between android and iOS. Hmm!
–E
de W6EL