[chirp_users] skipping channels
Hi Marco,
When I export to csv it does insert the S for skip into the file. I'll have to learn how to check the radio itself to see if the skip is selected or not. That would answer if it was an unsupported feature in chirp or not. I'm using a yaesu FT-60 handheld.
When you describe the special channels it sounds like you are talking about ones we can't transmit on? Like listening to the burger king radio? I've seen the frequencies for my area published but wondered just what use they would be.
Alan, I wasn't sure what you were asking but it sounds like you are using windows 7 and don't have the usb driver installed? I don't know anything about windows 7 since I am a macintosh user but perhaps you could get the appropriate driver from the same place I did. http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm
Dave kc7hpt
KC7HPT
Hi Dave
That would answer if it was an unsupported feature in chirp or not. I'm using a yaesu FT-60 handheld.
I checked the sources, skip is supported for FT-60. If you suspect a bug I can reach an FT-60 and test myself in a day or two.
When you describe the special channels it sounds like you are talking about ones we can't transmit on? Like listening to the burger king radio? I've seen the frequencies for my area published but wondered just what use they would be.
No, you misunderstood, sorry, my english should be better ;) I mean those memory channel that has special meaning/usage for the radio eg. for the ft60 could be the home channel memory and the PMS frequencies.
73 de IZ3GME Marco
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