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RT Systems now has software and true cables for most Baofeng radios, they sure save a lot of time when programming and they work with chirp Michael Kimsey MCP/MCSE/MCSA/MCITP:EA/MCITP:EDT/Security+

Unfortunately I don't have a programming cable for the Baofeng. Did get a Tidradio ht the other day and can program split frequency memories in it using ODMASTER. It will connect with the radio using

John . . . <Af5cc1@...> wrote: If you get no responses here, you may want to be the pioneer here and try it and see, then let us know if it worked. If you don't find CHIRP supports

Hi Donald, I found the error.... very stupid ! I inserted the connector into the radio but not all the way, it was missing the last click, towards the end it was hard to insert. Now everything works

I have a Baofeng UV-82HP which is a nice HT, and I would like to use it on satellites.? However, you cannot manually program crossband memories in it, and setting the repeater shift to large values

Stefano, Are you trying to install the driver for the cable chipset? There are three different chipsets I am aware of: Prolific, FTDI, or a third one CH-340. There are fake Prolific cables out there

Hi, I have tried every possible way to install the drivers downloaded first from the official Baofeng page and then from radioddity.com but without success. I have tried all the usb ports but it is

I'm not sure how it got pinned, but I unpinned the thread and it is as the rest are now. I receive my posts by email, so I would not know if something got pinned or not unless I paid a visit to the

The topic appears to be getting stale, but I'll respond since it's pinned... Since I've recently been on an APRS kick, I ordered a second uv5r for dedicated aprs use. I was able to successfully unlock

Some of you may have already attempted to program 220 freqs on your UV5R*3 with Chirp which resulted in permanently disabling the radio's 220 ability. Here's what you must do. #1, You must use the

Yes.? See my next message: Programming Baofeng UV5RA3 & UV5RX3 With Chirp for 220 Dennis Starks Military-Radio-Guy KB?SFP

Were you able to get them working after messing things up? Donald KX8K <spike.dennis@...> wrote: ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be

I messed up 2 UV5RA3(w/220) using chirp. The short of it is, you must have the current version of Chirp which requires a Window 10 64 bit machine, and you must use the Radioddity equivalent version to

Hello Group I am trying to get 2 radios programed. These? are a BAOFENG UV_-5R and a BAOFENG UV-5RPlus. After loading they both are transmitting but upon release of PTT all the I get is a short blip

My local EmComm group is trying out alerting two-tone audio alerts for severe weather events. Are BaoFeng HTs programmable to use this feature? BaoFeng website isn't clearest on this Thanks, Ed/KC3NAF

I also checked on the group website and there is no image, just a placeholder. /g/Baofeng/message/445 Maybe a link to the page where it's at instead? Donald KX8K

I did see the whole thread about the prolific driver, but I tried 3 different cables (2 FTDI and a different one that requires no driver) and none of them worked. All of my other radios worked

Your email didn't have a picture or a link to any page. Michael Kimsey MCP/MCSE/MCSA/MCITP:EA/MCITP:EDT/Security+

We’re you on this page? At the bottom is the driver link. Mick

I tried the miklor site but was not and to find a driver, just individual files that didn't seem to work. Michael Kimsey MCP/MCSE/MCSA/MCITP:EA/MCITP:EDT/Security+