As leader of a VE team I keep up with rules and changes. The narrow banding only applies to business radio, amateur radio is not. Jock KC6IIH

In a message dated 7/24/2013 2:55:54 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, jtills@abbnebraska.com writes:

Thanks Jim. That answered the question. Jim W7JWT

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On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Jim Tills <_jtills@abbnebraska.com_ (mailto:jtills@abbnebraska.com) > wrote:

Is there a way to change the "Wide" bandwidth to "Narrow" with the CHIRP software. I don't see it on the spreadsheet. Thanks Jim W7JWT

Actually I did find the section on settings where you could input Narrow. However, I downloaded the data to the UV-5R HT, but all memory channels still show Wide. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks Jim W7JWT

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Jim,

It doesn't sound like you are changing the right thing. It is the Mode column on the main spreadsheet.

FM=WIDE

NFM=NARROW

The upper status display of the UV-5R will show an "N" indicator for every channel that is programmed to NARROW. Having no "N" in the upper status display indicates the channel is set to WIDE.

Jim KC9HI

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