On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 8:02 PM d...@deutrino.net wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I'm confused about the status of support for the UV-9R Plus.
>
> It's not listed as supported, but I've seen people discussing programming it
> anyway. What I was unable to figure out is which driver they are using?
>
> Does
Hello,
I'm confused about the status of support for the UV-9R Plus.
It's not listed as supported, but I've seen people discussing programming it
anyway. What I was unable to figure out is which driver they are using?
Does anyone know if this model has pitfalls for use with CHIRP?
Thanks-
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I would like to make a minor, but important correction to the below:
and then "cut and paste" that same spreadsheet into the template for any
radio which accepts CHIRP files. Chris Knowles,
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We really never cut and paste, unless we are moving text around in a single
document
"cut and paste" is
Because handheld and mobile radios presume the user is in motion and may
not have both hands available, it is helpful to program frequently used
frequencies of repeaters and other stations into the radio. One way to
do it and the hardest is manually. Usually the second hardest is using
the so
If you work a public service event such as a marathon, you will need to
program a dozen or more radio channels with offsets, CTCSS, etc .
Add a backup radio, the work doubles.
That's the use I put Chirp to.
Steve
On Sat, Feb 10, 2024, 5:08 PM Ed Mylotte wrote:
> I don't understand WHY or HOW to
Hi Ed,
On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 5:08 PM Ed Mylotte wrote:
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> I don't understand WHY or HOW to use CHIRP.
> What will it do for me, a new ham?
It will allow you to edit the memories and setting of a CHIRP supported radio.
> How do I combine or integrate it to my ham operations?
You use CHIRP wi
Chirp is software to program your radios. There are other software and you
can always program directly on your radio.
On Sat, Feb 10, 2024, 4:07 PM Ed Mylotte wrote:
> I don't understand WHY or HOW to use CHIRP.
> What will it do for me, a new ham?
> How do I combine or integrate it to my ham op
I don't understand WHY or HOW to use CHIRP.
What will it do for me, a new ham?
How do I combine or integrate it to my ham operations?
How often does one NEED to employ it?
It appears important, but can I just forget about it?
Are there any other options available? V/R Ed, AD9AK
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Reinstall using the pip command.
> On 10/02/2024 16:01 GMT Kristopher Arens wrote:
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>
> I have Ubuntu 23.10, and I tried updating Chirp to the latest edition using
> the information on the wiki, but was met with the following error:
>
> error: externally-managed-environment
>
> What is the
I have Ubuntu 23.10, and I tried updating Chirp to the latest edition using
the information on the wiki, but was met with the following error:
error: externally-managed-environment
What is the process for successfully updating Chirp on my system?
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Kristopher Arens
K7KRA
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