开云体育

Press ‘9’ on the keypad.

If you want to see a frequency instead of a name, you simply don't program a name. If you want to have it both ways, then you must program 2 channels (one with a name, one without a name). Jim

Hi all, I just joined the group. ?Earlier today I used Chirp for the first time and after a few fits and starts I managed to get a repeater list onto my TH-F6A. ?First problem I had was not

A lot of CHIRP users either don't know for forget that they

Eddie . . . Your subject line has the model as VU16 Pro. Did you mean UV-16 Pro? I've used both RT Systems and CHIRP on several radios. The RT software has a nicer look and feel to it but they both

I have a quick question for the group. I have purchased a Baofeng VU16 Pro (Dual Band model). Somehow I have overwritten the base file I had saved when I got the radio before I started programming it

There is a lot of useful content out on YouTube that provides step-by-step instructions for some general workflows with CHIRP. However, there are a lot of other things that you can do with CHIRP that

After getting some excellent help from Jim and others, I was successful in getting Chirp New to work on my Linux Mint ver 21.2 laptop. Thank you all SO much for the help. It was not as hard as I

Richard . . . <ag5m@...> wrote: I can't tell you where the pyPEG.py file is but I can recommend one Linux editor. It's called Kate. It's really part of KDE and to install Kate, it

Jim, I followed the instructions you list below, several times, but there are commands in there I do not understand how to use. I have to leave this on the back burner for a few weeks, got other

Tony I have to put this on the back burner for a few weeks, then will look at it again. I'm sure it's my inexperience with Linux causing me trouble, I have more to learn. 73, Richard AG5M

When I recently installed CHIRP-next on the latest Ubuntu, I followed the instructions on the Running on Linux page. I had one minor issue that has been updated in the

Chirp, or chirp-next? If you copy-n-paste the command and results, others can better understand the nature of the difficulties you're experiencing, and can better advise.

*I'm having problems making Chirp work on Linux Mint ver 21.1.? I read the following:* *Updated by Bruce Emehiser ( https://chirp.danplanet.com/users/77138 ) 9 months (

Yes I use that most of the time yet find it to be unaccurate many times. Whether tone or etc.. I can use radio reference on computer, sign in, and see whatever I wish. Don't get it, but oh

If you are not a paid radio reference subscriber, another query to look at is from RepeaterBook.com. I have found it to be quite helpful. 73, Joe, KB9LXH

Ok thanks Jim!

Yes. Absolutely correct. That has been a RadioReference requirement for as long as I have been using CHIRP (since 2012). They have to cover the expenses of running their website somehow. Jim KC9HI

When programming any of my transceivers with chirp, when I try and query data source (radio reference). It gives me an error. And here it is: Server raised fault: 'Not a premium subscriber. Please

Download from radio. Get the image file, I'm able to change. Add, delete and do whatever you want, when I click on settings there's nothing there, just a blank page. No type of format, no error