CHIRP File for Programming VHF & UHF Tra

CHIRP File for Programming VHF & UHF Transceiver Channels

Click the link to the right to download the CSV file. That file can then be imported to the CHIRP application (downloaded from the Internet) using the >File>Import command

Thanks to Graham VK6MG, attached below is a .csv file for loading WA repeater and simplex frequencies into programmable transceivers using the free CHIRP application.

The list was made for the Baofeng UV-5R dual-band transceiver but can be adapted for other transceivers. The frequencies include the most commonly used WA repeater and simplex frequencies and sub-audible tones if required.

Also included are a sample of FM satellite receiving channels for the highest point in each pass - contact Mark Bosma via the Secretary (PARG Contact Details) for Acquisition of Signal, mid-climb, mid-descent and Loss of Signal frequencies (usually 5-10kHz on either side for doppler shift). You'll also find some of the common hotspot frequencies used by individuals with home AllStar nodes.

Contact Geoff Hart-Davies VK6HD via the Secretary (see PARG Contact Details) to borrow a programming cable for your equipment if needed.

Cheers,

Mark Bosma

VK2KI / VK6QI

Peel Amateur Radio Group

VK6ARG, VK6COM, VK6RMH, VK6SES

Thanks to Graham VK6MG, attached below is a .csv file for loading WA repeater and simplex frequencies into programmable transceivers using the free CHIRP application.