CHIRP

11/15/2012

08:28 AM CHIRP New Model #351 (New): Icom ID-1 (D-Star 1.2Ghz)

I notice this radio is mentioned in the "CableGuide" page, however it doesn't seem to be supported (yet). It appears... Peter Gamache

08:06 AM CHIRP Feature #350 (Closed): Ubuntu PPA has no build for Quantal (12.10)

On a fresh install of 12.10:
apt-add-repository ppa:dansmith/chirp-snapshots; aptitude update
[snip]
W: Fail... Peter Gamache

10/16/2012

12:05 PM CHIRP Bug #326: KenwoodLive out of sync with radio after paste from other img

That sounds ideal. Thank you! Peter Gamache

05:59 AM CHIRP Bug #326: KenwoodLive out of sync with radio after paste from other img

It skips over the entries with splits. I'm proposing that it should enter them into the radio as best it can, i.e. d... Peter Gamache

10/15/2012

02:36 PM CHIRP Bug #326: KenwoodLive out of sync with radio after paste from other img

The system appears to reject the channel, where I think discarding the non-compliant split and storing the rest makes... Peter Gamache

10/14/2012

01:47 PM CHIRP Feature #185: Convert split channels to offset during import

In addition, it would be nice to support split TX (including VHF/UHF splits) in the .CHIRP export format. Currently C... Peter Gamache

12:38 PM CHIRP Bug #326: KenwoodLive out of sync with radio after paste from other img

Looks like it's choking on split channels (TX on UHF, RX on VHF or vice-versa). Uploading session log.
Peter Gamache

11:44 AM CHIRP Bug #326 (Rejected): KenwoodLive out of sync with radio after paste from other img

I've seen this several times from my D-700 after pasting channels from my vx7 or vx8 images.
Perhaps implementing ... Peter Gamache

11:51 AM CHIRP Feature #327: VX7 220Mhz, instead of throwing error on power level, just "do the right thing"

That should read: ... Peter Gamache

11:49 AM CHIRP Feature #327 (New): VX7 220Mhz, instead of throwing error on power level, just "do the right thing"

After working with my vx8, it's frustrating to paste things into the vx7 and have it throw away all the 220Mhz channe... Peter Gamache