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I ordered an RT systems USB-29A cable and now I can download with chirp. But I also bought the RT systems software. So now I have no need for chirp. I guess you get what you pay for! LOL! Jim

Ticket # 11315 opened. Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

I would suggest that you visit the official CHIRP website (chirpmyradio.com) and open a ticket in the bug tracking system. Jim KC9HI

Any other ideas? I have two radios and both have the same errors. Load an old version? Jim W7RY

Ah, gotcha. I just looked at the Chirp port dialog. I think mine says something different when I have an FTDI cable plugged in. Sorry about that! ___ Jim Mitchell |

That's what I'm using. Jim W7RY

I did a quick search and it looks like you may need an FTDI cable for that radio. ___ Jim Mitchell | [CISSP](https://www.credly.com/badges/ce002e8f-967d-4855-873a-2774eadef67f/public_url) |

Just tired again after reboot. Attached is the log file. Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

Thanks for the responses everyone. I finally got Chirp to work although it was not able to hit the reapeaterbook site directly through the "source" feature, for some security issue (permissions?) and

You do have a legit Baofeng from a verified dealer. It just got put under Radioddity instead of Baofeng. Baofeng Tech (the radio dealer in the USA) was first to have a Baofeng UV-5R like radio with 3

Rob, This is a bit off-topic, but I won't go on and on about this. The manufacturers and vendors aren't making it easy with all these HT's they're making. It's even confusing when you go to buy a

Rob . . . Did you try the manufacturer's programming software since CHIRP doesn't support your radio? I believe Baofeng does offer their programming software for free. I haven't used it, so I can't

Thanks Jim. Being a home brewer and QRP advocate I rarely buy off the shelf radios and there seems to be a lack of clarity as to whose product you have, at least from Amazon. I thought I had a legit

You are looking in the wrong place. Vendor: Radioddity Model: UV-5RX3

Did not find the UV-5RX3 listed in the Chirp dropdown so tried 5R and 5X - neither would allow me to add the 1.25 mHz (220M) band frequencies, entering by copying from calling frequency list or by

It turns out that I was starting with the wrong base radio. I am working from the UV13 Pro Driver and am now getting successful reads. Now I will focus on expanding the settings.

Can anyone help with adding a new driver? I have been following the instructions here: https://chirpmyradio.com/projects/chirp/wiki/DevelopersPython3Environment and here:

This included a password for another app. I uninstalled it immediately. Obviously cannot use it if it retaining info from other apps.

For those who were following my problems getting the software (both Chirp and Yaesu) to program my Yaesu FT-65R with the Yaesu programming cable, you will remember that I could never get it to work

Thank you Jim. I’ll work on solving my problem using your recommendations. Bob AA1HM