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CHIRP
RepeaterBook has offered CHIRP support since 2011. RepeaterBook offers importing from within the CHIRP program directly from Repeaterbook.com or by exporting from Repeaterbook.com and manually importing to CHIRP.
Importing from within CHIRP is extremely easy, but the search options are somewhat limited. More customized searches can be completed within Repeaterbook.com and transferred to CHIRP.
Importing from Within CHIRP
Steps:
- Install and launch CHIRP
- A list of all the repeaters downloaded will be shown in an edit box where you can select and modify the repeaters you want.
Exporting from Repeaterbook.com
From nearly any search from within, RepeaterBook is an export menu item. You must be logged in to have access to it.
- Conduct a repeater search from within Repeaterbook.com
- From the export menu, choose CHIRP. A .csv file will open
- Choose a location to save it to your computer
- Launch CHIRP
- Open a previously save memory file from CHIRP or conduct a “Download from Radio” from the Radio menu
- A list of all the repeaters downloaded will be shown in an edit box where you can select and modify the repeaters you want.
Exporting Web Searches
More customized searches can be produced from the RepeaterBook Website than from within the CHIRP software. Many of these search queries can be exported to a format suitable for importing into the CHIRP software.
Supported Searches
Search Page | North America | Rest of World |
---|---|---|
Callsign | Operational | Testing |
Favorites | Operational | |
Feature | Operational | Testing |
Keyword | Operational | Testing |
Location | Operational | Testing |
Multi-County | Operational | |
Multi-State | <color green>Operational</green> | |
Proximity | Operational | Testing |
Quick | Operational | Testing |
Nationwide | In Development | |
Special Modes | Operational | Testing |
Travel | Operational |
Export Notes
Many users have noticed there is sometimes a discrepancy between the number of rows shown on the website versus what is actually exported. This is caused by the export working to remove any repeaters that operate in modes that are not supported by the radio, such as DMR.
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Developer Notes
CHIRP will not accept the 1750 Hz tone burst in the PL field. CHIRP is limited to 1000 repeaters on import. All queries are limited.