Re: [chirp_users] Radioreference Data
There's nothing there for RadioReference - Repeaterbook and RFinder are there, however.
Does it check to see whether you have a subscription? TIA...Mike
============================================================ This eve, Tom wrote:
It's a function within Chirp, under the Radio menu. Feel free to write some documentation.
Tom KD7LXL On Sep 29, 2012 4:25 PM, "mike agner" <ka3jjz1 at verizon.net http://intrepid.danplanet.com/mailman/listinfo/chirp_users> wrote:
/ While looking at the bottom of the Chirp wiki, I saw that itmentions
/>/ RadioReference as an internet-available source of information, />/ however while skipping through the rather limited doc, I found no />/ mention ofhow this is done. />/ />/ Has anyone figured out how to use it? Does it simply use the .csv />/ filesthat you can get via the premium subscription, use the SOAP based web />/ service, or is it something else? I suspect it would be quite popular />/ with the RadioReference crowd - we have a lot of hams there - if this />/ were well-documented />/ />/ I could write up some documentation on the subject, if I knew whereto />/ start...TIA...Mike/
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 9:45 PM, mike agner ka3jjz1@verizon.net wrote:
There's nothing there for RadioReference - Repeaterbook and RFinder are there, however.
It's only available in daily builds later than 2012-04-11.
Does it check to see whether you have a subscription? TIA...Mike
It will prompt for username and password and if you don't have a subscription no data will be returned.
Tom KD7LXL
also, for one of the import options (and i think it's the radioref one--sorry, not at my computer) you need to install an additional python module. i'm unsure if this is a special requirement to the mac or not. i haven't yet tried to install the module because i have other ways of referencing the rr db which don't require any extra tweaking.
/guy (73 de kg5vt)
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 10:45 PM, mike agner ka3jjz1@verizon.net wrote:
There's nothing there for RadioReference - Repeaterbook and RFinder are there, however.
Does it check to see whether you have a subscription? TIA...Mike
============================================================ This eve, Tom wrote:
It's a function within Chirp, under the Radio menu. Feel free to write some documentation.
Tom KD7LXL On Sep 29, 2012 4:25 PM, "mike agner" <ka3jjz1 at verizon.net < http://intrepid.danplanet.com/mailman/listinfo/chirp_users%3E%3E wrote:
/ While looking at the bottom of the Chirp wiki, I saw that itmentions
/>/ RadioReference as an internet-available source of information, />/ however while skipping through the rather limited doc, I found no />/ mention ofhow this is done. />/ />/ Has anyone figured out how to use it? Does it simply use the .csv />/ filesthat you can get via the premium subscription, use the SOAP based web />/ service, or is it something else? I suspect it would be quite popular />/ with the RadioReference crowd - we have a lot of hams there - if this />/ were well-documented />/ />/ I could write up some documentation on the subject, if I knew whereto />/ start...TIA...Mike/
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Hi
On my version RadioReference is there along with the other two.
Marty kd8bj
On 09/29/2012 10:45 PM, mike agner wrote:
There's nothing there for RadioReference - Repeaterbook and RFinder are there, however.
Does it check to see whether you have a subscription? TIA...Mike
============================================================ This eve, Tom wrote:
It's a function within Chirp, under the Radio menu. Feel free to write some documentation.
Tom KD7LXL On Sep 29, 2012 4:25 PM, "mike agner" <ka3jjz1 at verizon.net http://intrepid.danplanet.com/mailman/listinfo/chirp_users> wrote:
/ While looking at the bottom of the Chirp wiki, I saw that itmentions
/>/ RadioReference as an internet-available source of information, />/ however while skipping through the rather limited doc, I found no />/ mention ofhow this is done. />/ />/ Has anyone figured out how to use it? Does it simply use the .csv />/ filesthat you can get via the premium subscription, use the SOAP based web />/ service, or is it something else? I suspect it would be quite popular />/ with the RadioReference crowd - we have a lot of hams there - if this />/ were well-documented />/ />/ I could write up some documentation on the subject, if I knew whereto />/ start...TIA...Mike/
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