We have codeplugs available for both the GT-5R and UV-5R series handhelds using CHIRP.
These files will cover that of the Gadsden and surrounding area repeaters. You'll need a BTECH TTL Interface Cable or K1-spec equivalent cable to program these handhelds from your PC.
Disclosure: You must have a vaild amateur radio license in order to transmit with these codeplugs and are limited to amateur frequency space only for transmit. Files are provided at your own responsibility (47 CFR § 97.307) with no warranties expressed or implied.
Squelch settings based upon usage of the stock rubber antenna. Results may vary.
Using the [SIG] files.
Make use of these tools for your platform: Windows • Mac• Unix
To join, simply press the purple button above. We also offer practice license exams to help refresh your radio familiarity in a seperate section located on this service.
The Gadsden Amateur Radio Club, a ARRL-affiliated club, was established on Fri, March 23, 1923. Since then we have devoted ourselves towards the promotion and education of the amateur radio craft by serving, the Northeast Alabama Area, along with the surrounding inhabitants of Etowah County.
Membership to the Gadsden Amateur Radio Club is $20 per year and per person. We offer discounts which are vaild for youth operators up to 18 years of age. This small contribution helps to fund club activities and also help cover maintenance expenses of the club repeaters. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact one of the club officers.