[chirp_users] CHIRP 0.1.7b5
David Tilson
Mon Oct 20 15:18:18 PDT 2008
G'day Dan,
> So, I take this to mean that when you open up your handheld,
> the first thing you do is change the range to 0-400
> and then go get coffee while it loads the entire radio
> onto the screen?
Yep, I like to stress test things for you (and pass the stress back to
you) :) And just to keep up with the Aussie stereotype it gives me time
to go off and get a beer and a vegemite sandwich :) The beer also helps
with testing, though it can add the odd eroneous message during the
latter parts of testing.
>> Functionally this works, but it is quite slow.
> Well, it's instantaneous on all the other radios, and it
> would only take a few seconds if you didn't have your
> view set to 0-400 :)
I guess one of the things that makes it more noticeable is that some
other software only works in banks of 100 memories at a time, so it
takes less time to resynch. That being said, for me personally, the
advantage of being able to insert / delete a row that spans over 100
memories (before a gap is found) far outweighs the time factor and in
reality probably takes less time than having to try and manipulate
memories from one bank to another.
> Try this on your 2820, and I'll see if I can come
> up with something I'm comfortable with to avoid
> the re-sync :)
No probs.
Cheers,
Davidt, VK3UR
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