CHIRP

Dan Smith wrote:

John,

Please one issue per ticket. I think you only actually have one valid issue here, so lets clean this up.

First, the power level conversion is as intended. The VX6's High power is closest to the FT8900's Low power, which is why you're seeing the flip. Second, the CSV driver's lack of support for some features is known and documented (see #371).

The final thing mentioned here may be valid. Are you saying that if you copy a group of memories which include some empty memories, that you get errors on paste for those memories being 0.0000 ? If so, then that should be fixed, yes.

Thanks for working on this issue... But I want to address your other comments... I figured a way around this Hi/Low setting change but it seems that it would be best if a Copy/Paste would work. The work around is to export the FT8900 to a CSV file, I created a column called Power, set them all to Hi in Excel, then imported. Worked fine. A routine to import/export all the columns as they appear in Chirp would be good.

Again, thanks for working on the 0.0000 Error.

John

John,

The reason you're seeing the power moving to high is because that's the default when one isn't specified. It is not a matter of making chirp "export all the columns". The change required is more significant than that, but it will be some at some point.

Again, the copy/paste going from hi->low is working as designed because the relative power levels of the two radios are being considered. 5W is "high" on the VX6 and "low" on the FT8900.