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I am interested in whether using CHIRP to program memories into some of the Chinese mobile radios (not HTs) like the Anytones, QYT and TYT radios will let you store crossband memories, where you

It is a factory set length of time that can't be changed. Jim KC9HI

So far I have not found this setting, but is there a way to lengthen then time your message stays on the screen at start up time? It flashes on then off very quickly. Just want to have it stay on for

I prefer Mint over Ubuntu but it's a personal thing, so you might like Ubuntu better. Both are Debian based Linux distributions. As for running Windows programs in Linux, install WINE. Some (not

Jim, Thank you for the note and encouragement. I appreciate your response. Also, I have just loaded dual boot Ubuntu onto a spare laptop to try it out and get familiar with it. Mint is one of the

One of the 3 UV-17 choices will work. The most common problem is not having a working connection between the computer and radio. The extra deep socket well of these radios when use with a right-angle

Legacy CHIRP should be fine as long as your radios doesn't have a new MCU version that was added after support for legacy CHIRP was ended. Another thing that I have done is to install live Linux (I

I just bought a Baofeng UV-17 Pro Max and am having trouble getting it to be recognized by the CHIRP programming for the UV-17P (not Pro Maz). I haven't found a version stating it's for the Pro Max.

I have a very nice H-V-U station, but I recently purchased a cheap Chinese QYT model KT7900D, just to get on a local 220MHz club repeater. The QYT model shows up on the Chirp webpage as being

Does anyone know where Chirp-Next AppImage looks for suds? If that is known, might we be able to use a symlink?

The Quansheng UV-R5 Plus (K5), the new 8W version and USB to charge, comes with firmware 5.0.3 which does not support Chirp, you have to use the Quansheng software. see attached.

That's ok... I missed that the problem was reported on github already.

Sorry, I see you have it installed. Those reading glasses only work if I wear them. [email protected]> wrote:

try: apt install python3-suds [email protected]> wrote:

Debian 12 - full updated Chirp-next-20240618-x86_64.AppImage python3-suds ver 1.1.2-1 installed ./Chirp-next-20240618-x86_64.AppImage pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: The 'suds' distribution was

Uninstall the present version you have in your computer first then install whatever version you want after. Or, install an older version in a different

The driver now instead of having several flavors of UV-K5 models selections (standard, egzumer, etc), auto detects the firmware type during the download, stores it in the meta data and uses that to

I previously used Chirp successfully to download from and upload to my Quansheng UV–K5 back in May. Now (23-June, 20240618, Python 3.10.8, wxPython 4.2.0 msw (phoenix), wxWidgets 3.2.0), I’m

Donald, Thank you for letting me know. Tim KM4ESU

Tim, This is a self-help group, independent from the developers at CHIRP. No one from CHIRP monitors this group as far as I know. However, someone here might have an inside scoop on how to join their