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This is my typical Chirp workflow:

• Read current settings from rig (requires setting COM port, make, model).
• Archive "before" config for later use.
• Make necessary changes to config.
• Archive "after" config for later use.
• Write updated settings to rig (Chirp already knows rig, options to select make, model disabled).

If you create a new tab from scratch, without first reading from the rig, you'll need to select the make, model before saving it.

-Don, KE6DM