Yaesu: Re: tiring to get Chrip working on my new HT
- Thread starter steve-kc7byp
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Do you have the correct USB interface for it? I don't know anything about that particular radio, but if it's anything similar to how an 857D is programmed, you will have to get it into cloning mode first. Once the radio is able to talk to the interface, plug in the USB. As soon as your computer sees the interface, the port should show up on Chirp.
Yaesu advised against using Chirp software. You can download from the Yaesu website free programming software for the FT-65.
k6cpo
Member
There is also RT Systems. Their software makes both Chirp and the Yaesu software look primitive. There's a cost involved, but it's worth the added convenience of software that works the first time and every time after that.
rf_patriot200
Active Member
Are you using the proper Yaesu programming cable ? Can you read the radio with the cable you're using?
ka3jjz
Wiki Admin Emeritus
If you have issues with Chirp, it's more likely to find answers here....
forums.radioreference.com
Mike
Support for CHIRP. They have their own mailing list.
This is cross-posted from the Amateur Radio Equipment forum for the benefit of users who haven't looked there: I see a number of requests both here and on the budget transceivers forum re questions about CHIRP. If no one answers here, it has its own dedicated mailing list, and I'm sure the...
Mike
kayn1n32008
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Spend the $50 or so for RTSystems software. It just works. You get what you pay for with CHIRP.
