1) You mentioned that you're trying to output this for all the different PBL options. Have you tried them all after modifying the Registry file? Are you not seeing EXCH_H and EXCH_M in the output for any of the schemes? By the way, you were correct to recompile the code after modifying the Registry. Did you also clean the code first? After making modifications to the Registry file, you must issue a "clean -a" and then reconfigure and then recompile. For any other changes (e.g., modifications to individual physics schemes), you only need to recompile the code, and won't need to issue "clean -a."
2) As for the schemes that do not have this variable available, you will need to determine which variable you'll need, instead, if it's even something that is calculated for that scheme. For e.g., in this forum post (https://forum.mmm.ucar.edu/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=190&p=17699&hilit=exch_h#p17699 - where I see you've also asked this same question), it discusses the variable (EDDYZM) for the ACM2 scheme, as opposed to EXCH. You may also be able to find some information in the literature from the developers, which can be found here (though not sure it would be specific to your questions): https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/phys_references.html#PBL
3) Unfortunately each scheme is different and we, as the support group, aren't the developers of the schemes. There are several details about each scheme that we aren't experts on. You may need to do some digging around in the code to find the specific variables you're interested in outputting. If the variables aren't available to output, you'll have to do some coding to add them in, which will require that you know something about Fortran code. You can find each scheme's code file in the phys/ directory, with the prefix "module_bl_". This will be work you'll have to do yourself, as we can't assist in modifying all of these schemes. You may find this presentation useful for adding new variables to the code: https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/tutorial/202001/gill_registry.pdf
4) Finally, I found 8 places where you posted this same question. We ask that you please do not post your same questions in multiple places on this forum site. This is ineffective for the purpose of searchability, and for our productivity. It makes things confusing and if several of us answer the question, that's a waste of resources for all but one person who could have answered the question. I understand that sometimes we may not be able to answer in a timely manner. We are trying our best. It's a difficult time with us working from inadequate home environments, many of us with children to care for. I apologize for the inconvenience.
