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How to turn off "transmit" using Chirp with NOAA pre-programmed channels

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Hello. That is basically my question.

In Chirp, the offset is set to 0.000000 for these NOAA channels, and there is an error message that I get if I try to set the offset to some "out of. radio range" number. There is no "transmit frequency" column in Chirp (late June version), so I can't turn that "off." How do I assure that no accidental transmissions occur on these channels from a programming standpoint? I'm using a Baofeng radio. I am surprised this is not automatically programmed into the pre-programmed NOAA channels provided in Chirp.

I'm looking forward to your comments.
 

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CHIRP doesn't have a transmit frequency block. It has a frequency column, and a separate offset column. If you want to disable transmit, you set the Duplex column to OFF.
 

KC3LCX

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Thank you. That worked, jonwienke.

I appreciate the help.

Sincerely,
Pamela
 
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