They show an 813 phone number at the bottom of the ham-radio-deluxe.com web 
pages. There's a 30-day trial, but it's a $100 program, and I don't think 
it's worth quite that much, considering that parts of it, such as logging, 
were inaccessible when I tried them in the shareware version. Apparently the 
FT991 was added recently, but they didn't put it into the table, but show it 
like it's an after-thought.
I wouldn't recommend getting a radio that was so dependent on its touch 
screen, either. I don't know how many physical controls the FT-991 has. Some 
reviews said that you used the touch screen mostly for menu settings, but if 
this included things like receive bandwidth and IF shift, not to mention 
tuning to stations showing on a panorama display, I wouldn't go there. My 
Ft950 is looking better and better. Have you considered an FTDX-1200? The 
specs look good, but I haven't had my hands on one of those, either. It at 
least has a good number of knobs and switches.
I guess I am not convinced that it's a good idea to get a rig that includes 
coverage of two meters and 70 centimeters, unless you're going to work some 
satellites. In my opinion it's better to have a rig that is optimized for HF 
and 6 meters, and get something else for the higher bands, especially if 
your interest in these bands is FM.
73,
Lloyd Rasmussen, W3IUU, Kensington, MD
http://lras.home.sprynet.com
-----Original Message----- 
From: Michael Ryan
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2015 8:16 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: HRD contact info

Hi all:

This maybe wishful thinking but does anyone have the latest contact info for 
the HRD team?
I want to write them regarding their support of the FT-991. I'm wondering if 
the items accessed by the touch screen can be accessed by programming 
function key macros, filter selection, shift and width etc.

TNX and 73:
Mike DE VO1AX

P S
Alan, it was gd to chat with ya over the weekend and really heard how that 
steppir works on 40M. I even enjoyed when you turned your antenna to the 
Japanese station on frequency saturday morning and I could hear the signal 
drop off and how well he actually copied you with your 150W.