• Link FRI-Match ATU — Homebrew link-coupled antenna tuner.
• Link 9:1 Balun and Unun — One of each, built and tested.
• Link CW Message Keyer — A CQ generator with dual speeds.
• Link SKCC Cootie — A cure for that cat-scratch tone.
• Link Soil Conductivity — Augmentation by adding graphite.
• Link Random Doublet Antenna — Auto-tuner friendly.
• Link Tripod Mount Vertical — Auto-tuner friendly.
• Link 4-Wire Random Antenna — Auto-tuner friendly.
• Link Earth Anchors — For guy lines.
• Link Collapse-Proof Telescopic Mast — With 5-wire folded-monopole antenna.
• Link FAB Adjustment — Setting up a fully automatic bug.

• Link Log Periodic Arrays — Ten different element types.
• Link Small/Magnetic Loops — Precision math for mag-loop antennas.
• Link Random Wire Antennas — Non-resonance to the 6th harmonic for any combination of bands.
• Link Spiral Antennas — Planar and conical log-spiral antenna designs. (Perl)
• Link Coil-Shortened Antennas— Determin inductance for shortening a vertical or dipole.
• Link Dipole Antenna Height— Determin peak and null radiation angles versus height above ground.
• Link Skyloop Antenna— Implementation of an old-time formula for non-resonant loop antennas: circumference 1/3 lambda and below.
• Link Open Wire Transmission Line— Design both 2-wire and 4-wire open transmission lines.
• Link Nec2Go Utilities — Utilities for use with W0OPW’s Nec2Go commercial NEC analyzer. (Perl)
• Link NEC Segmentation — Avoid tedious duplication of effort.

• Link Toroid Turns — Max turns for single layer, percent of coverage for N turns, etc.
• Link Inductor Multi-Tap — Precise ratiometric spacing of inductor taps.
• Link Toroid RF Transformer — Simplifies the math for winding inductors, baluns, and ununs.
• Link T and Pi Attenuators — Determin component values.
• Link L Network — Design an antenna tuner.
• Link Pi Networks — Simulates a low-pass Pi network.
• Link Capacitors — Simulates a variable & fixed pair series/parallel.
• Link Coils — Calculate the inductance of a round coil.

• Link Planetary Gears — Easy-peasy gear ratio selector.
• Link French Curve Tool — From graphs depicted as image files, magically extract their original data as numerical spreadsheets.

1. LabVIEW Runtime Engine Version 2023Q3 (or newer), 32 bits
   • It’s totally free.
   • Select from download menu as shown at right: ☞
   • Install as Admin User, for all windows users. Thus to avoid Windows permission errors.
   • Needed to run anything LabVIEW. Same as if it were instead BASIC, Java, Python, or Perl.
2. Community Edition
   • The complete programming environment!
   • Likewise totally free!
   • Fully as capable as the professional version.
   • View and edit my source code.
   • Write your own LabVIEW software.
   • Publish your own *.exe executables

I now have the LabVIEW Community Edition, 64-bit running also on Ubuntu. This by way of fallback to Ubuntu’s own software installation system. Which I resorted to after repeatedly failing via the download hosted by National Instruments. While 64-bit is fine for the calculators, it is an issue with older DAQ hardware such as can be got at least somewhat cheaply on EBay.

Very probably, the National Instruments installer does work just fine for other flavors of Linux. As to that I have no way to know. If you should succeed, on Mint or some other, do please let me know.

National Instruments offers downloads also for Mac OS. Having no experience of Mac OS, I cannot vouch for it. You’ll just have to try it and see. Please let me know how that works if you do?