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Accessories: 5 guides.
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Baofeng: programming channels in CHIRP step by step
How to program Baofeng channels in the free CHIRP: installing the CH340 cable driver, finding the COM port, reading the radio, editing frequencies/CTCSS/power and writing back. Plus why CHIRP cannot write a DMR codeplug.
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CHIRP: free radio programming (not for DMR)
CHIRP — free cross-platform software for programming channels on hundreds of radio models: frequencies, analog channels, CTCSS/DCS sub-tones, power, step…
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03
CPS cables and drivers: why the PC won't see the radio's COM port
Programming cables for DMR radios: the Kenwood 2-pin (K1) connector and USB cords with a built-in USB-UART chip (CH340, CP2102, FTDI, counterfeit Prolific PL2303).
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Headsets, Speaker Mics and Audio Accessories for DMR Radios
Which headset or speaker mic to choose for your DMR radio: connectors (Kenwood 2-pin K1, Motorola, Hytera, AnyTone), remote speaker mics, covert acoustic-tube earpieces…
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Which microSD a hotspot needs: speed class, capacity, fakes
Choosing a microSD for a Raspberry Pi DMR hotspot: 8–16 GB is really enough, buy a genuine SanDisk / Samsung / Kingston. What Class 10 / U1, A1 / A2 mean (random access matters…
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