RepeaterBook - Overview & Best Practices For New Ham Radio Operators

I will be covering the best way to use RepeaterBook.com in order to program your Ham Radios for the UHF/VHF bands.
Also will show how to export the data for both uploads to software programs as well as using it in Excel for manual programing purposes.
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[@CF542]

As someone who is looking to become a HAM, I really appreciate the care and attention to detail in your videos. Just became a new sub too.

[@hamradiomadesimple]

I appreciate those kind words. I did this so others won't have to go through the long learning curve I've had to. Enjoy and pass this on to others.

[@jsm136]

Very well presented.

[@hamradiomadesimple]

Thank you kindly!

[@HarryHamsterChannel]

In Chirp, you can download data without bothering with a login.

[@hamradiomadesimple]

NICE and thanks for posting this. I use the Anytone CPS software for my AT-878 & AT-578. Software has a learning curve but once you figure it out, so much easier to program the radio. How much of a learning curve with Chirp?

[@danielpascarella2839]

Any Tone Programming Software work with Mac OS ?

[@danielpascarella2839]

@@hamradiomadesimple Thanks. Taking first level test this weekend at field day. Hope to get a try at the genera level, also. Your videos have been a great help. When I get my call sign and radio I hope to talk with you. Have a great day, Daniel

[@REXOB9]

Mac user here. I bought Parallels for Mac so I can run Windows software (at least on the x86 based Mac). Works well.