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IC-208H Downloads. Name Type Size; Instruction Manual. IC-208H Instruction Manual.pdf 3.17 KB Product Brochure. IC-208H Product Brochure.pdf 299.67 KB Hi-Resolution Image. IC-208 hi-resolution image.tif. ©2019 Icom America Inc. Icom Programming Software & Manuals. Point leader-board. This leader-board shows the top 5 point holders as of this week (updated weekly).
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Jeff - I had this radio, when it was first released in 1990s by Icom. I returned / traded it a few months later for another radio. Proprietary cable connector ($$, only from Icom) is used between control head and main radio. Programming/clone cable connection was poorly designed, shared with other radio functions. I tired of debugging RT Systems programming errors and lack of software testing (late 1990s). Download europe greatest hits rar. Icom IC-207H: Universal Radio (accessories) Icom IC-207H Reviews - eHam.net RT Systems wrote original OEM programming software for Icom which had problems with the radio.
Their programming cable also had issues. RT Systems no longer sells or supports programming software for this radio.
[FONT=.HelveticaNeueUI][/FONT] ICOM IC-207H is NOT supported by CHIRP, the open programming software. [FONT=.HelveticaNeueUI] [/FONT]. Reply Yes I had a yaesu 7900 and sold it on ebay then took that money and purchased a 706 mkiig for $500. I am not ready to make that a mobile unit yet, so i bought the 207h. I can sell the 207h (ebay) it looks mint.
Again i can program it manually if i have to. Didn't realize the radio was a vintage, i usually investigate radios before buying and i did some reviews on this one(eham.net) the price was right, my 4th icom radio since i got my ticket. My friends think im too obsess with FM and should get my general since i have a HF rig in addition to the 706mkiig.
Two of the big names in radio programming are. But which one should you choose? Is free, open source software that’s used with a third-party programming cable. Makes commercial programming kits which include both software and a radio-specific cable. There is not even a question about this for me. $49 gets you ONE type of radio programmed with RT Systems.
With Chirp and a $11 cable from Ebay, I can program my Yaesu VX-5R and FT-60R. So I’m already ahead $87. That’s enough to take the XYL to dinner! I also have another $16 Ebay cable for my FT-8900. That same cable will also program at least two other models of Yaesu mobiles.
So there’s another $33 saved. I’ll grant that Chirp is maybe not the easiest to use. But I can also say that some versions of RT Systems software I had for some older Yaesu HTs had some miserable copy protection on it and that was not a good user experience either. I used Chirp on my Linux laptop and it works well enough. As far as the unsupported radios go, from what I’ve seen, the Chirp developers need access to a radio to build support for it. Since they are not getting paid, they can’t go out and buy every radio.
If you want your radio supported, maybe you need to loan it to the developers, or else learn enough Python to build support for it yourself. It’s not that hard. As far as PA3DM’s comment about open source software goes, well, I must disagree. This very site is built on open source software, I can see that is it using PHP, JavaScript, WordPress, jQuery, the nginx web server — all open source, none of it “unstable”. How about the Firefox web browser?
Is that “tacky”? What’s nice about Chirp and other open-source software is that you can look inside, you can make changes, you can fix it and you can contribute your changes. “What’s nice about Chirp and other open-source software is that you can look inside, you can make changes, you can fix it and you can contribute your changes.” That is exactly what makes open source software tacky. And unstable. Too many know-it-all guys poking in other peoples code.
Pretending they know better. In the end a project is unmaintainable and ready for the trash bin. Look at Joomla for example. Throw V2.5 away and start all over in V3 leaving no decent migration path for millions of users. But the topic was about CHIRP vs RTS.
And RTS beats CHIRP. For a price that is. I do use both for my radios.
I have found that for the newer radios, RT Systems usually has the software ready before Chirp which is not surprising since they make a profit. However, as Chirp comes online with the matching software it seems to me that it has fewer holes or missing parts for a particular radio. So, I eventually move to Chirp as my old reliable solution. Of course, if Chirp or RT Systems don’t have the radio listed, I end up using the one which has it. I have only used one other programming software from ICOM, because they gave it away free for the ID-880H.
However, later switched to Chirp for that one as well. So bottom line I prefer the one that works the best for the particular radio I am using at time. Kind of the amateur radio philosophy, use what works best at the moment.
IC-208H Downloads. Name Type Size; Instruction Manual. IC-208H Instruction Manual.pdf 3.17 KB Product Brochure. IC-208H Product Brochure.pdf 299.67 KB Hi-Resolution Image. IC-208 hi-resolution image.tif. ©2019 Icom America Inc. Icom Programming Software & Manuals. Point leader-board. This leader-board shows the top 5 point holders as of this week (updated weekly).
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Jeff - I had this radio, when it was first released in 1990s by Icom. I returned / traded it a few months later for another radio. Proprietary cable connector ($$, only from Icom) is used between control head and main radio. Programming/clone cable connection was poorly designed, shared with other radio functions. I tired of debugging RT Systems programming errors and lack of software testing (late 1990s). Download europe greatest hits rar. Icom IC-207H: Universal Radio (accessories) Icom IC-207H Reviews - eHam.net RT Systems wrote original OEM programming software for Icom which had problems with the radio.
Their programming cable also had issues. RT Systems no longer sells or supports programming software for this radio.
[FONT=.HelveticaNeueUI][/FONT] ICOM IC-207H is NOT supported by CHIRP, the open programming software. [FONT=.HelveticaNeueUI] [/FONT]. Reply Yes I had a yaesu 7900 and sold it on ebay then took that money and purchased a 706 mkiig for $500. I am not ready to make that a mobile unit yet, so i bought the 207h. I can sell the 207h (ebay) it looks mint.
Again i can program it manually if i have to. Didn't realize the radio was a vintage, i usually investigate radios before buying and i did some reviews on this one(eham.net) the price was right, my 4th icom radio since i got my ticket. My friends think im too obsess with FM and should get my general since i have a HF rig in addition to the 706mkiig.
Two of the big names in radio programming are. But which one should you choose? Is free, open source software that’s used with a third-party programming cable. Makes commercial programming kits which include both software and a radio-specific cable. There is not even a question about this for me. $49 gets you ONE type of radio programmed with RT Systems.
With Chirp and a $11 cable from Ebay, I can program my Yaesu VX-5R and FT-60R. So I’m already ahead $87. That’s enough to take the XYL to dinner! I also have another $16 Ebay cable for my FT-8900. That same cable will also program at least two other models of Yaesu mobiles.
So there’s another $33 saved. I’ll grant that Chirp is maybe not the easiest to use. But I can also say that some versions of RT Systems software I had for some older Yaesu HTs had some miserable copy protection on it and that was not a good user experience either. I used Chirp on my Linux laptop and it works well enough. As far as the unsupported radios go, from what I’ve seen, the Chirp developers need access to a radio to build support for it. Since they are not getting paid, they can’t go out and buy every radio.
If you want your radio supported, maybe you need to loan it to the developers, or else learn enough Python to build support for it yourself. It’s not that hard. As far as PA3DM’s comment about open source software goes, well, I must disagree. This very site is built on open source software, I can see that is it using PHP, JavaScript, WordPress, jQuery, the nginx web server — all open source, none of it “unstable”. How about the Firefox web browser?
Is that “tacky”? What’s nice about Chirp and other open-source software is that you can look inside, you can make changes, you can fix it and you can contribute your changes. “What’s nice about Chirp and other open-source software is that you can look inside, you can make changes, you can fix it and you can contribute your changes.” That is exactly what makes open source software tacky. And unstable. Too many know-it-all guys poking in other peoples code.
Pretending they know better. In the end a project is unmaintainable and ready for the trash bin. Look at Joomla for example. Throw V2.5 away and start all over in V3 leaving no decent migration path for millions of users. But the topic was about CHIRP vs RTS.
And RTS beats CHIRP. For a price that is. I do use both for my radios.
I have found that for the newer radios, RT Systems usually has the software ready before Chirp which is not surprising since they make a profit. However, as Chirp comes online with the matching software it seems to me that it has fewer holes or missing parts for a particular radio. So, I eventually move to Chirp as my old reliable solution. Of course, if Chirp or RT Systems don’t have the radio listed, I end up using the one which has it. I have only used one other programming software from ICOM, because they gave it away free for the ID-880H.
However, later switched to Chirp for that one as well. So bottom line I prefer the one that works the best for the particular radio I am using at time. Kind of the amateur radio philosophy, use what works best at the moment.
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Jeff - I had this radio, when it was first released in 1990s by Icom. I returned / traded it a few months later for another radio. Proprietary cable connector ($$, only from Icom) is used between control head and main radio. Programming/clone cable connection was poorly designed, shared with other radio functions. I tired of debugging RT Systems programming errors and lack of software testing (late 1990s). Download europe greatest hits rar. Icom IC-207H: Universal Radio (accessories) Icom IC-207H Reviews - eHam.net RT Systems wrote original OEM programming software for Icom which had problems with the radio.
Their programming cable also had issues. RT Systems no longer sells or supports programming software for this radio.
[FONT=.HelveticaNeueUI][/FONT] ICOM IC-207H is NOT supported by CHIRP, the open programming software. [FONT=.HelveticaNeueUI] [/FONT]. Reply Yes I had a yaesu 7900 and sold it on ebay then took that money and purchased a 706 mkiig for $500. I am not ready to make that a mobile unit yet, so i bought the 207h. I can sell the 207h (ebay) it looks mint.
Again i can program it manually if i have to. Didn't realize the radio was a vintage, i usually investigate radios before buying and i did some reviews on this one(eham.net) the price was right, my 4th icom radio since i got my ticket. My friends think im too obsess with FM and should get my general since i have a HF rig in addition to the 706mkiig.
Two of the big names in radio programming are. But which one should you choose? Is free, open source software that’s used with a third-party programming cable. Makes commercial programming kits which include both software and a radio-specific cable. There is not even a question about this for me. $49 gets you ONE type of radio programmed with RT Systems.
With Chirp and a $11 cable from Ebay, I can program my Yaesu VX-5R and FT-60R. So I’m already ahead $87. That’s enough to take the XYL to dinner! I also have another $16 Ebay cable for my FT-8900. That same cable will also program at least two other models of Yaesu mobiles.
So there’s another $33 saved. I’ll grant that Chirp is maybe not the easiest to use. But I can also say that some versions of RT Systems software I had for some older Yaesu HTs had some miserable copy protection on it and that was not a good user experience either. I used Chirp on my Linux laptop and it works well enough. As far as the unsupported radios go, from what I’ve seen, the Chirp developers need access to a radio to build support for it. Since they are not getting paid, they can’t go out and buy every radio.
If you want your radio supported, maybe you need to loan it to the developers, or else learn enough Python to build support for it yourself. It’s not that hard. As far as PA3DM’s comment about open source software goes, well, I must disagree. This very site is built on open source software, I can see that is it using PHP, JavaScript, WordPress, jQuery, the nginx web server — all open source, none of it “unstable”. How about the Firefox web browser?
Is that “tacky”? What’s nice about Chirp and other open-source software is that you can look inside, you can make changes, you can fix it and you can contribute your changes. “What’s nice about Chirp and other open-source software is that you can look inside, you can make changes, you can fix it and you can contribute your changes.” That is exactly what makes open source software tacky. And unstable. Too many know-it-all guys poking in other peoples code.
Pretending they know better. In the end a project is unmaintainable and ready for the trash bin. Look at Joomla for example. Throw V2.5 away and start all over in V3 leaving no decent migration path for millions of users. But the topic was about CHIRP vs RTS.
And RTS beats CHIRP. For a price that is. I do use both for my radios.
I have found that for the newer radios, RT Systems usually has the software ready before Chirp which is not surprising since they make a profit. However, as Chirp comes online with the matching software it seems to me that it has fewer holes or missing parts for a particular radio. So, I eventually move to Chirp as my old reliable solution. Of course, if Chirp or RT Systems don’t have the radio listed, I end up using the one which has it. I have only used one other programming software from ICOM, because they gave it away free for the ID-880H.
However, later switched to Chirp for that one as well. So bottom line I prefer the one that works the best for the particular radio I am using at time. Kind of the amateur radio philosophy, use what works best at the moment.
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