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howto:chirp [2020/10/05 07:50] – [Chirp Problems with Ubuntu] va7fihowto:chirp [2020/10/07 09:13] – [CHIRP] va7fi
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 It is really easy to use and makes it extremely simple to copy frequencies between different radios (of different makes).  Not all radios are supported by CHIRP however, so it's a good idea to make sure CHIRP can program a specific radio before buying it. It is really easy to use and makes it extremely simple to copy frequencies between different radios (of different makes).  Not all radios are supported by CHIRP however, so it's a good idea to make sure CHIRP can program a specific radio before buying it.
  
 +See the [[references/radioprogramming#frequencies |Radio Programming page]] to download VA7FI's Chirp list.
 ===== Windows Baofeng Drivers ===== ===== Windows Baofeng Drivers =====
 Baofeng radios can be a bit tricky to program with CHRIP the first time around because of the Windows Driver.  If you're trying to use CHIRP on Windows with a Baofeng radio, see [[howto/baofeng |this page]] first. Baofeng radios can be a bit tricky to program with CHRIP the first time around because of the Windows Driver.  If you're trying to use CHIRP on Windows with a Baofeng radio, see [[howto/baofeng |this page]] first.
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   - Add your username to the dial out user otherwise you won't be able to write to the radio:<code>   - Add your username to the dial out user otherwise you won't be able to write to the radio:<code>
-sudo usermod -aG dialout YourUsername</code>+sudo usermod -aG dialout YOURUSERNAME</code>
  
howto/chirp.txt · Last modified: 2021/07/09 20:31 by va7fi