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Jim, Thank you for clarifying that information. I'm new to the software and I wasn't aware of the change that Tony was apparently referring to. Appreciate your reply, Lou N7HOX

You were apparently looking at a video that was using classic CHIRP (whose development and support was ended in the beginning of 2023). CHIRP-next does not have this feature. You query into a new

Well, I was looking at some YouTube videos that showed that drop down, my mistake I guess. Lou

One wonders why you're looking for a menu item that doesn't exist.

All, Thanks for the add to the group. When I click on the "Radio" tab I don't see "Import from Source" only Query Source. Is there something I'm missing? I have the latest version of CHIRP installed

Thank you Tony. I will get to work on populating the file. Regards, Lou

Yes, you can populate a File->New tab at your leisure and save it to a csv file for future editing if desired. When you're ready to load it in the radio, connect the cable and first 'Radio->Download

I'm new to using CHIRP and I will admit I'm struggling with this software. I have an ICOM 2730A which has the base unit mounted in the trunk of my car. Can I setup all of my repeater info into the

Assuming that you have everything connected up properly... This is a common problem for USB-to-Serial converters used with Windows that are manufactured with a Prolific type chip. The Windows Device

CHIRP and Windows 11 are both upto date I have connected my PC to Kenwood TS-2000 using USB to serial convert lead that I use satisfactory for PTT talk signal whan using CAT control I have no other

When trying to programme the KT-8900. I get "short read of the block 0x0000" error. I can read/write to the radio with the factory software with no problem, but Chirp is better to use.. Any

Hi Andy. I'm not exactly sure what is happening on your PC, but I run Ubuntu MATE 24.04.1 on this end. I'd suggest checking to see which application you have set to open the file-type for the USB

Andy, Maybe someone here can help you, but be aware that this is a peer-to-peer help group and we're not officially connected to Danplanet.net or the official bug reporting site for CHIRP. We don't

Steps to reproduce the problem: * Vanilla Ubuntu 24.04.1 (with Unity interface), updated from the repository today (15-Jan-2025) * Chirp 20250110 installed from the whl file ** Execute these

Hi Rick, CHIRP has been running on Windows 11 since it was leaked prior to its official release. Just to be sure I, I went ahead and fired up my Windows 11 machine and installed the latest CHIRP-next.

May I suggest a search of the group archives, as I recall something similar recently. [email protected]> wrote:

I've been running chirp on windows 11 for over years without any issue [email protected]> wrote:

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I recently upgraded to Win 11. I also just updated Chirp to the latest and it won't run. When I open it it ends up in the tray and I can't do anything with it. I also tried opening it as an