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De : Dan Smith via chirp_users
À : Discussion of CHIRP
Sujet : Re: [chirp_users] Baofeng 'waterproof' models
Date : 29/02/2024 23:39:34 Europe/Paris
> According to what I found on the Baofeng website, the BF1909 is a DMR radio.
> CHIRP does not support any d
If you start a YT channel then we could either "join" or become patrons and you
would make a bit of money to support the effort.
I'm sure many of us would be prepared to pay something.
I've thought about doing a conference talk about what is involved in adding a
new radio to chirp so people c
> It has been my impression that Yaesu isn't exactly forthcoming about the
> programming details of their radios, so it isn't especially surprising that
> the digital modes haven't been reverse-engineered.
This is true, but also true of 99% of all the radios supported by CHIRP.
They're almost a
> Doesn't program digital functions on an FT-70. Doesn't even ack that digital
> mode exists.
Yep, the FT-70 driver author has been kinda MIA for a while, and there are
issues stacking up for that radio, including these two specifically calling out
missing DN mode:
https://chirp.danplanet.com/
Doesn't program digital functions on an FT-70. Doesn't even ack that digital
mode exists.
> On 29/02/2024 23:14 GMT Dan Smith via chirp_users
> wrote:
>
>
> > True but it often only supports the analogue function of those digital
> > radios and doesn't allow programming of the digital function
> I will probably get rocks and sticks thrown at me but I sure wish Chirp
> supported some of the common
> lower end DMR radios.
Nah Chuck, no rocks, Maybe a few sticks :) You're certainly not the first
person to ask about it.
CHIRP supports something crazy like more than 400 models and it does
I will probably get rocks and sticks thrown at me but I sure wish Chirp
supported some of the common
lower end DMR radios. That would be my only dream, other wise it does great
for analog. Would be a
dream to have a one stop fits all. Not Motorola and Hytera but the common
low end DMR radios, Anyto
True but it often only supports the analogue function of those digital radios
and doesn't allow programming of the digital functions.
> Please be careful making authoritative-sounding statements like this to such
> a wide audience. I think you meant to say "CHIRP does not support any DMR
> rad
> According to what I found on the Baofeng website, the BF1909 is a DMR radio.
> CHIRP does not support any digital radio models.
Please be careful making authoritative-sounding statements like this to such a
wide audience. I think you meant to say "CHIRP does not support any DMR radios"
and t
frequency meter, deviation meter and power
meter VHF/UHF generator .
When i have possibility to program this talky , I test all
specifications...And put this on this site.
Dominique
De : Ceferino Lamb
À : Discussion of CHIRP
Sujet : Re: [chirp_users] Baofeng 'waterproof' models
Da
De : Ceferino Lamb
À : Discussion of CHIRP
Sujet : Re: [chirp_users] Baofeng 'waterproof' models
Date : 29/02/2024 16:05:42 Europe/Paris
> ...I bought a Baofeng UV-XR (the "X"takes the place of "10") radio. I have
> had absolutely no problems with i
A couple of years ago (maybe four), I bought a Baofeng UV-XR (the "X"
takes the place of "10") radio. I have had absolutely no problems with
it. It is also water resistant, works perfectly with CHIRP, and now
(unlike when I bought mine) has a USB charge capacity. It was a 10 Watt
rated model
Guys, I love bashing on my least-favorite band (Yaesu) myself, but we're pretty
far off-topic here. Let's please respect the thousands of people who subscribed
to hear about CHIRP stuff and take this somewhere else.
(tell me where and maybe I'll follow you to throw some punches! :P)
--Dan
> On
do not buy or even consider a vx-6r, if you need something waterproof!!!
I speak from personal experience having owned one that THE VX-6R is NOT
WATERPROOF!! Yaesu and myself ended up in small claims court over this
fact after I rolled a kayak in saltwater with one in my pocket. Neither
me no
I wouldn't trust any of them to be Waterproof long term, water resistant at
best!!
On Monday, February 26, 2024 at 07:57:51 PM EST, d...@deutrino.net
wrote:
Hi folks, and thanks to Jim and others for prior answers.
I am looking for recommendations of a Baofeng 'waterproof' model tha
Hi folks, and thanks to Jim and others for prior answers.
I am looking for recommendations of a Baofeng 'waterproof' model that meets
these criteria:
* dual-band and TX capable (or unlockable) over a range similar to old-school
UV-5R
* mature CHIRP driver and/or minimal history of firmwar
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