The software guides the operator step by step to get the radio in programming mode, so unlike my Chirp article, no need for a separate how to manual. Finally I can take advantage of memory banks and link them to hyper memory buttons to change the persona of the radio as needed. G R Freeth (G4HFQ) Web site: Email:. It was simple to install, download my current settings from the radio, adjust the banks and hyper-memories to my preferences. A memory management program for the Yaesu FT-8900R FM mobile transceiver.
Searching around for an alternative I found a package by G4HFG ( ) which has the ability to program all aspects of the radio. Release note Version 2.11.0.0NEW Added support for KML export from QSO grids.
NEW Added support for scheduled webpage/CSV generation with custom fields and optional FTP upload.
NEW Added more info on label routing page.
NEW User can now skip label print if counterpart requires SASE and/or contribution for the QSL.
NEW Added a new.
Then you will need to look elsewhere as this is beyond the capabilities of Chirp. If however you want to setup via your PC hyper memories or all of the settings in the menu system. Chirp is a community developed application which supports a bunch of radios and is suited if your needs are basic and you can figure things out without a manual. In another post I take the reader through the process of using Chirp, which for those not familiar with it. However, it lacks a few features like mic gain knob and front mount mic jack. The dual receive and full-duplex operation make it an ideal choice. It is compact and dependable with all the right features. Check out the ' HowToGetHelp ' page, and the rest of the Documentation. To get started: Download CHIRP for your platform. It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as provides a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats.
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The FT-8800 is a wonderful and capable radio which can also be a real bear to program without the aid of PC software. Most drivers agree that the Yaesu FT-8900R is a pretty fine amateur radio for the price. CHIRP is a free, open-source tool for programming your amateur radio.