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Thank you both for the rapid response! Will post progress! 73 Karl

Well, it starts again. I can't seem to even load this thing to try and USE it! I even successfully removed the "This PC" from the Desk Top! It took two years for me to successfully load and use fldigi

Once you understand how it works, it is really easy. Visit the miklor.com website, choose the UV-5R and scroll down to the Manual Programming section. Use one of the several manual programming guides

Karl . . . <karlshumaker@...> wrote: It's possible, but I would never want to try it. My advice is to get the official Baofeng cable for a little over $8:

I am all ears since I cannot seem to front panel program my UV-5R. 73 Karl KI4ZUQ

Rick . . . wrote: No one from the developers of CHIRP monitor this group. This is a self-help group. Someone here may know how to get it to work, though, so it's worth posting here, but I recommend

On the last 2 mobiles I've tried to program, neither of these worked. Repeaterbook query gives a failed? [WinError 183].? I've tried several States and get the same error. current radio is BTECH

Thank you, Jim! -- de KC6UFM Charles

Charles . . . I don't know if you have a lot going on in your \Home directory with saved files and such. I don't, so occasionally I get a wild hair and just install a distro that is new to see what it

I would recommend taking a look at the Running CHIRP on Linux wiki page. https://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/ChirpOnLinux Jim KC9HI

I'm inclined to agree and to give it a shot. Worst case scenario is that I would need to reinstall Linux Actually, it probably needs that, anyway. Actually, I rationalize a lot. :) wrote:

I would bet that the setup.py is the same as install.py, just named in a way that is different from the usual. Whether you want to run it or not is up to you. Donald KX8K

No one here is looking for that. -- de KC6UFM Charles

There is an executable for windows here: https://trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_next/next-20230307/ John Kienitz NS6K

That is where the problem lies... It is extremely specific. Every Python package I have dealt with has a script named "install.py" or something related to the package name. Chirp Next has nothing like

Charles . . . Try posting in the hamradiohelp group to get more eyes on your question. I think this is also generic enough for Linux that posting in some Linux forums would get you an answer, too.

I didn't see a pre-compiled executable for Chirp Next, just the legacy versions. Now GWBASIC I can relate to! :) The analogy makes sense, but I don't see anything with the py extension with a name

Charles . . . Are you running an OS that there isn't already a compiled executable file on their website? My guess is that you're running Linux. I don't know what all OS's they support but the Windows

Hello, All... I decided to move up to the Chirp Next version, so I grabbed the only download I saw: chirp-20230307.tar.gz I assumed this was going to be a C/C++ source collection. Turns out it is

You likely do not have a proper connection between the programming cable and radio. For example, leave the programming cable disconnected from the radio and attempt a download. The error message will