| Very nice! | Looks very professional.
Of course it does. From the first page --
The 9C programming spreadsheet was developed by RC modeler Bill Creitz, a freelance technical writer and illustrator. Bill, who does business under the name Stoneridge Technical Services, develops user manuals, help files, electronic publications and other documentation for a wide range of commercial products. To discuss a documentation project, contact Bill at (301) 424-0114 or snipped-for-privacy@stoneridgetech.com . For more information, see
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It seems like this is intended as a showcase and advertisement for his work. And it seems pretty effective at that, and yet actually on-topic for this group!
(I'm not sure how useful it actually would be, but it certainly seems well done.)
| It looks wonderful, but how do you get the data from the 9C into the | computer?
With your keyboard, and your mouse. Or I imagine you could print the template out, and use a pen or pencil.
Seriously, there's no way for mere mortals (i.e. people who don't work at Futaba or have the equipment and know-how to read stuff off a clonepac or the internal memory and actually use it) to read stuff out of their 9C into a computer. Some other manufacturers DO offer this functionality (like Multiplex) but I don't think any Futaba radios do.