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Who is the expert on ham radios? Baofeng question
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Anyone have a CHIRP file for Georgia they'd share?
I can walk you through how to find exactly what you need. There's hundreds of frequencies for GA, so sending you my file may or may not help you since it's specific to me.
Georgia Codeplugs
Georgia Codeplugs W5NNH Atlanta Area Anytone Codeplug 6/18/2019 W7SVT Georgia 8/17/2020 N4ONE-southeastGeorgia-area 8-21-20 KO4BVA-WEST-CENTRAL-GEORGIA 8-21-20 MUST READ FIRST (DISCLAIMER): This is a USER GENERATED DATABASE to share codeplugs. These codeplugs are NOT TESTED or VETTED by...
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There are a couple here, but keep in mind these look to be amateur radio codeplugs, so unless you are licensed, don’t transmit on them.
I can’t recommend a boafang radio. There are plenty of cheap options that are way better. I suggest getting your license. If a real emergency happens do you think you will have a clue how to use the radio if it is your first time? It only takes a few nights of study to pass and get your tech license. Plus you will get a super cool call sign lol. Ham Radio Outlet here in Atlanta is a good place to start.
Sorry for slow reply LOL -- I've been a ham for a long time. Just got away from it because I was tired of infighting amongst clubs in a state I lived in prior. Burned me out on it. Picked up a UV5r just to listen in and see if I'd have the same drama here or not before I decided to get in again. - KC5LVN
