Programming your ham radio
Getting into amateur radio and need software to program your radio? Here's the place to go:
http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home
CHIRP is a free, open-source tool for programming your amateur radio. It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as provides a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats.
To get started:
Download CHIRP for your platform
Check out the Documentation
Join the mailing list!
Supported Radio Models
Alinco
DR-03T
DR-06T
DR135T
DR235T
DR435T
DJ596T
DJ175T
Baofeng
F-11 (in daily builds)
UV-3R
UV-5R
Icom
IC-80AD
IC-2820H
ID-800H
ID-880H
IC-208H
IC-2200H
IC-91/92AD
IC-V/U82
ID-RPx000V/RP2x
IC-2100H
IC-2720H
IC-T70
IC-T7H
IC-T8A
IC-Q7A
IC-W32A
IC-746
IC-7200
IC-7000
ID-31A
ID-51A (in daily builds)
Jetstream
JT220M
Kenwood
TH-D7A/G
TH-D72
TH-F6A
TH-K2
TK-7102/8102/7108/8108 (in daily builds)
TM-271A/281A
TM-D700
TM-D710
TM-G707
TM-V7A
TM-V71A
Puxing
PX-2R (UHF)
PX-777
TYT
TH-UV3R
TH-UVF1
Yaesu
FT-60R
FT-817/ND
FT-857/D
FT-897
FT-1802M
FT-2800M
FT-7800R
FT-7900R
FT-8800R
FT-8900R
FTM-350R (in daily builds)
VX-3R
VX-5R
VX-6R
VX-7R
VX-8R
Wouxun
KG-UVD1P/UV2D/UV3D
KG-UV6D/UV6X
Nice one Jonas, thanks!
Gil.
They are working on more models all the time. Not all features in all radios are supported yet but it is a great start toward a universal programmer. You can loan radios to the developers to get support for that model.
- Rob
That is awesome!!!
I'm all about open source software!