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<rgsrose@...> wrote: I don't see any of the Icom receivers supported. It might be possible to pick an Icom transceiver, then try to download the memory database from your 8600, and

Hello, Doesn't seem to be on the list- Will the program run, fully, with an Icom R8600. ? Thanks, Bob

Not sure, but I believe I had the channel width or step size wrong. Or maybe the mode. After some messing around for awhile, I got it to work. So far works great. Thanks!

The Retevis RT95 is not under development. If there is a bug or missing feature a ticket can be opened and it will be looked at. If you are getting a "some memories are incompatible with this radio"

Name? (please), I'm mentioning things that might have been overlooked here, just in case. Did you put the radio in programming mode first? I don't know the setting for that radio, but there should

I understand Chirp with Retevis RT95 is still under development, but thought I would give it a try. When I tries to load a bunch of frequencies, the UHF frequencies canme back with an error message

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<hugh@...> wrote: I downloaded the manual and it does not explain how to program the radio. I looked up the cable, though, and one of the search results led me to this

Has anyone any experience of programming these radios? I have a simple and very basic (sorry) question: is it programmed via the earphone or usb socket? I have Baofeng cables for both but neither

Hello, Can program work with an Icom R8600 ?? It's not on list, but it seems quite a few Icom radios are on it, some with "similar" architecture ? Thanks, Bob

Jim: Thank you for your detailed post on the FTDI chip and suggestions on purchasing clone cables. Have a great day. -- Bernie Murphy VE3FWF Ottawa, Canada

Not necessarily an "illegal cloned chip". As the Prolific company deems any of their chips EOL (End-Of-Life), they drop support for it in their driver. This affects all chips of that series, genuine

Alek Thank you ?for your post. A previous post in this thread indicated the actual ?version of the driver ?to install. I wanted to document ?the root cause (which was an illegal cloned chip

Just backdate your driver. It's dead simple. See https://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_Drivers.php You don't need to spend unnecessary money on new cables. 73, Alek VK6APK.

*UPDATE* The root cause of this issue is an illegal cloned chip in an older Baofeng cloning cable. ?I was told today that new Baofeng cloning cables should not have any issue. -- Bernie Murphy VE3FWF

The only difference is the custom text. ? Check for a “special character” ?or possible overflow in the custom message. ? Is the bad machine now bricked? -- Bernie Murphy VE3FWF Ottawa, Canada

Hello, all, I was tasked with programming 10 Baofeng UV-5 radios, fresh out of the box from the factory. Initially, I had no problems programming all 10 with a custom list from my club. However, I

You should plug in your cloning cable to your computer with no connection to the radio. Go to Device Manager and uninstall the Prolific Driver which if current, ?is version 3.8.43.0. Now remove the

As suggested in a previous thread on this group, I removed Prolific Driver 3.8.43.0 dated May 29, 2024 and installed Prolific Driver version 3.2..0.0 dated July 31, 2007 on ?a Windows 10 32 bit

Ray, an older driver will not over right a newer driver. Windows will probably tell you that you already have a better driver installed but in actuality, it might nit be the one you need for your