Thanks for the video. What a great idea. You are so right about trying to download repeaters while travelling. This would be a great addition to the quiver for an over the road truck driving ham.
I would have like to have had it when I was traveling recently. Being able to program a code plug on the go is a grest capability to have in your arsenal.
I noticed that it will let you program repeaters. However, I also had some frequencies programmed via CHIRP, and I was able to edit those, and then save them back to the radio.
@@PartisanCommsGroup on my UV5R there are some frequencies I program that doesn't require ctcss, so when I use the tidradio programmer, if I select ctcss off, once I write the data to the radio, the ctcss isn't off as shown on radio, instead it shows a ctcss of 554.0 which isnt even a usable ctcss code. It's really weird.
Thanks for the video. What a great idea. You are so right about trying to download repeaters while travelling. This would be a great addition to the quiver for an over the road truck driving ham.
I would have like to have had it when I was traveling recently. Being able to program a code plug on the go is a grest capability to have in your arsenal.
Great video. Very informative.
Thank you.
Good Job Bro . Very helpful
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback.
Another well done video.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
That was a fine video.
Made it look easy.
Thank you. I appreciate the feedback.
Great video. Yes you can do an amateur repeater search however, the programmer does not allow for GMRS repeater serchs
After the initial setup, does it work without cell service?
From what I read on a couple forums, it should still work since it's using a Bluetooth connection between the dongle and phone.
I cant program in recieve only channels. 😕 It's repeater only channels.
I noticed that it will let you program repeaters. However, I also had some frequencies programmed via CHIRP, and I was able to edit those, and then save them back to the radio.
@@PartisanCommsGroup on my UV5R there are some frequencies I program that doesn't require ctcss, so when I use the tidradio programmer, if I select ctcss off, once I write the data to the radio, the ctcss isn't off as shown on radio, instead it shows a ctcss of 554.0 which isnt even a usable ctcss code. It's really weird.