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Hello, I see there is work on adding theWouxum Q10H. ?How can beta test this and help with development? ?I have one and want to use it on field day. ?Testing the programming would hopefully help

Thanks Jim, I thought that I had selected "SECOND GEN", but it turned out that I didn't... Works great now! [email protected]> wrote:

The "Radio identification failed." error is usually present when a new model ID starts shipping and it is unknown to CHIRP. The unknown model ID, which should be identified in the debug.log file,

I am trying to get a download image from the radio and am getting the dreaded Radio Identification Failed using the Btech programming cable. I have verified the use of the correct driver which is

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rick, I was on the FT-8800 not the 8900. I don't know if that matters or not. thanks 73, Jerry ---- Extra Ham Radio Operator: WF5W Registered Linux User: 275424 3D CAD designer (FreeCAD) The most

I just DLed a the newest version I saw. Only memories are available for the FT-8900. I will try to make a report on the site mentioned above.

Hi Jerry, Please take the time to read the "Why is this necessary?" section of the CHIRP-next page. https://chirpmyradio.com/projects/chirp/wiki/ChirpNextBuild#Why-is-this-necessary Then the "How

Jerry, This is a self-help group. no one from the CHIRP dev team monitor this group. You should feed your comments back to them from the CHIRP website. Donald

I have used chirp for more years than I can count. Because I switched to Linux years ago, it was the only alternative that didn't run on just windows. So I say this with no malice at all. As far as

Jim: Thanks!! That makes sense. Didn't think about doing that. Bob W8RID

Hi Bob, You can't directly upload a CHIRP Radio Images (*.img) file from a Baofeng radio into a Wouxun radio (or the other way around). It can only go bck into the same radio model type that it came

Getting more comfortable with CHIRP. Figuring out how to do most of what I want to do at the moment. The question I have now is that I have 2 radios. Wouxun and Baofeng. Trying to figure out how to

Jim: Thanks for the info. It does read the RT System files. Thanks Bob

You should be able to export them from the RT Systems software to a CSV file. At one time, CHIRP could import an RT Systems CSV file. It still might. If not, you should be able to copy-and-paste the

I have the files that RT Systems created for a different radio that I no longer have. (ft-50r) I also have files for my KG-UVD1P. Is there a chance that I can convert those and save them to my UV-5R

Is https://help.eset.com/ees/11/en-US/how_release_connection.html useful? [email protected]> wrote:

Bob, You may find that Eset has a way to temporarily disable the AV protection. Some AV programs let you do that by right-clicking on the program's icon in the Windows task tray and there is

I have an older version of CHIRP. I am trying to upgrade it to the current version. My virus software (ESET) keeps blocking it. Has anyone else had this problem and how did you fix it? Bob W8RID

I ordered an RT systems USB-29A cable and now I can download with chirp. But I also bought the RT systems software. So now I have no need for chirp. I guess you get what you pay for! LOL! Jim