I agree with last comment. Craig's style of explaining things and how to do everything is great and easy to understand along with his videos. Great job Brother.
Great video! You have a amazing gift at exploring things in Laymans terms. I’m totally totally new to this. Honestly I had no clue to how much was out there. It’s insane! My question is what’s the best way to use this radio for emergencies besides just the NOAA radio set up? Also if so do you have a video pertaining to that answer? Thanks again liked & subscribed.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. I will look into that and a get a video out on it. Thanks for the info!
Hi, thank you for the explanation. When you set the radio to show the "Name" of the frequency, is there a way to show the frequency number under name? Just because sometimes someone asks "what frequency are you at?"
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. the only way i know to do that is to set up band A to show the name and band B to show the frequency
This is a troublesome little radio. There are now three software setups needed to program them entirely. As I use this radio, choosing to utilize my radios after de-boxing, the speaker sound has actually changed, but hasn't improved itself. Less tinny. More distorted. Chirp came through with a partial setup, but the software drama and learning curve were just not worth it. At the time this video was made, it was necessary to spend many hours inputting each individual frequency and setting. There was no importing of data. Since this "Edward Scissorhands" edition, there have been two more case versions. The term "Cluster-something" comes to mind. Finally, whatever advanced features it has are poorly explored due to bad documentation. Too many wild cards. But they're cheap.
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I agree with last comment. Craig's style of explaining things and how to do everything is great and easy to understand along with his videos. Great job Brother.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. I greatly appreciate the statement!
See your a traveling man....Great video thanks Bro.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. I am so taken. Are you also a Traveling man?
Traveled to the East....P.:M.:
My call sign is K5sun.
Take care!
Great video! You have a amazing gift at exploring things in Laymans terms. I’m totally totally new to this. Honestly I had no clue to how much was out there. It’s insane! My question is what’s the best way to use this radio for emergencies besides just the NOAA radio set up? Also if so do you have a video pertaining to that answer? Thanks again liked & subscribed.
Thankfully it’s now supported on Chirp
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. I will look into that and a get a video out on it. Thanks for the info!
Bluetooth programming from a mobile phone or tablet is also now available. A Tidradio Bluetooth dongle is required.
Thanks,greetings from Belgium.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. Hello from USA 🇺🇸
🥰👍 I really appreciate your teaching style!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. Hey there! It has been a while. I hope all is well out your way.
Great video, Brother!
Can anybody recommend a video for COMPLETE newbs?
Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated.
Hi, thank you for the explanation. When you set the radio to show the "Name" of the frequency, is there a way to show the frequency number under name? Just because sometimes someone asks "what frequency are you at?"
Thank you for taking the time to watch and the comment! It is greatly appreciated. the only way i know to do that is to set up band A to show the name and band B to show the frequency
I'm having trouble finding the port/comm. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it still can't find port. Is anyone else know what to do?
I click on 'downloads' on the website and my AVAST anti-virus program goes nuts. So I don't go any further.
This is a troublesome little radio. There are now three software setups needed to program them entirely.
As I use this radio, choosing to utilize my radios after de-boxing, the speaker sound has actually changed, but hasn't improved itself. Less tinny. More distorted.
Chirp came through with a partial setup, but the software drama and learning curve were just not worth it. At the time this video was made, it was necessary to spend many hours inputting each individual frequency and setting. There was no importing of data.
Since this "Edward Scissorhands" edition, there have been two more case versions. The term "Cluster-something" comes to mind.
Finally, whatever advanced features it has are poorly explored due to bad documentation. Too many wild cards.
But they're cheap.
I try to program mine on the cos and my boafeng cable will only flash red what am I doing wrong
mine connects ok but Rx/Tx does not light at all !!!!!
I try to read screen freeze
cannot see radio screen.