[chirp_devel] Build test results: Fixed

[Jim Unroe]

> This means the test tried to set 145.85625, but when it read that back from the radio, it got 145.85620. If the radio really can store that frequency, then the code in the driver must be wrong.

That Anytone radios have the following behavior...

For 145.85625 MHz the radio stores bbcd 01 45 85 62. For 462.56250 the
radio stores bbcd 04 62 56 25. For 446.09375 the radio stores bbcd 04
46 09 37. Then based on the last digit (0, 2, 5 or 7) the radio knows
to tune to .nnn, .nnn25, .nnn50 or .nnn75.

Any thoughts on how or if this can be supported in CHIRP?

Thanks,
Jim