[chirp_users] News about the Chirp development in the next spin.

[John LaMartina ☀]

Pavel,
This may be part of the confusion. The Juentai site says:

General specification:
Frequency range
VHF:136~174MHz  
245~245.9875MHz  (220~260MHz)   
UHF:400~490MHz

I believe that's 220-260 RX and 245-246 TX,
Not the 220-225 US ham band. 

John
Http://www.miklor.com 


> On Apr 14, 2016, at 3:31 PM, Pavel Milanes (CO7WT) <pavelmc at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi to all, some news about the patches in the development queue and some other infos.
> 
> The btech driver (for all supported radios looking similar to the btechs) has a bug about the driver not retrying the identification (aka: the driver does just one attempt) a patch for fixing that is on the queue, the driver will do 3 attempts, all due to a line not being tabulated correctly. (sorry, my fault)
> 
> That must fix what some user are reporting as "not working in the first try" or "not working from a cold start"
> 
> A new generation for the BTECH UV-2510+220 was discovered today, if any of you had faced a "Radio identification failed" error with this model you must try the next daily of Chirp that will contain support for this new version, all points that this is a second generation of the BTECH UV-2510+220.
> 
> Mental note for you: If you found a BTECH like radio that is     supported on Chirp but it says "Radio identification failed" you may have hit a new variant, go to the chirp forum and left us a issue with a debug.log attached, that will speed up things a lot. (search in the chirp's wiki for "how to report a bug" for instructions)
> 
> Support for the Sainsonic GT-890 is waiting on the develop queue to be applied also.
> 
> Some users have experimented problems working the Juentai JT-6188 Mini with Chirp, we realize today that there is a new spin on this radios: the Juentai JT-6188 Plus. If any of you has this new Plus radio we are willing to work with you for get it supported on chirp, just drop me and email.
> 
> This is getting the users confused as Chirp listed the JT-6188 Mini as a Clone of the QYT KT8900, but the new JT-6188 Plus is a totally different radio and is not supported by Chirp yet (this new model has 220Mhz and a fan)
> 
> --
> 73 Pavel CO7WT.
> A proud Chirp's developer
> 
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