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Baofeng Baofeng BF-1900d

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I ordered the BF-1909d a couple months ago and wanted to program it. I was not able to find any cps software for it at all. Im not sure what to do. does anyone know how to program new freqs into it?
 

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Go back to the dealer you bought the radio from and ask them where to find programming tools.
 

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I ordered the BF-1909d a couple months ago and wanted to program it. I was not able to find any cps software for it at all. Im not sure what to do. does anyone know how to program new freqs into it?
For the Baofeng BF-1909D, I see the programming software on both the Baofeng website and the Chirp Next website.

<edit_#1> The Chirp Next software may not be for the "D" series. It does not have the "D" suffix.

<edit_#2> The Baofeng software for the "BF-D Series" comes up V1D in the GUI. That's CCRs for you. I guess you will have to try it.
 
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