You'll get a lot of flack for your question, but we've had to defend our
privileges a lot lately and unlicensed operators have given hams a bad
name in a lot of areas. Operating without a license could get you in a
lot of trouble. If you operate on the ham radio bands, hams have been
known to t
He could also get a phone walkie talkie app if he is concerned about the
legal issues. ZELLO is free for personal use.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2022, 15:14 Al Jones wrote:
> I'll be a bit less abrupt than Nigel but the end result is going to be the
> same.
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> The ONLY legal use of the UV5R is by an amat
I'll be a bit less abrupt than Nigel but the end result is going to be
the same.
The ONLY legal use of the UV5R is by an amateur operator in HAM bands
that they're authorized to use. While there are a lot of things it can
do, most are not legal and depending on where you are can result in a
You're obviously going to be an unlicensed/illegal user of those radios. Don't
expect help here, unless it to help you get a license. > On 20/04/2022 13:41
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> Hello, so me and my neighbor just got the 2 way baofeng-uv5F radios and we
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Hello, so me and my neighbor just got the 2 way baofeng-uv5F radios and we
got it to where we can call eachother on a specified channel he preset but
i would like to add police frequencies as well. I got the cord, disc
program for chirp and have the gist of it down 'i think' lol. Is there
anyway i
I did that already. And rebooted afterwards. That’s what I meant when I said I
granted it full disk access. If you have other ideas I’m open to them!
Thanks,
Lynn
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I can't load from or save to your Desktop, Documents, Downloads, et
cetera folders. What I had to do was create a folder off of my user's
home folder (I called mine "CHIRP") and copy all of my CHIRP related
files into it/them. Now I am able to load from and save there.
Jim KC9HI
On Wed, Apr 20,
Here's an easy way to fix that:
Open System Preferences
Open Security & Privacy
Click the lock in the bottom left and unlock the panel
Select "Full Disk Access" in the list on the left hand side
>From it's location (Applications or ~/Applications) drag and drop CHIRP
into the list of applications
