Codeplug Repository

See the attached files from Allen, N4JRI

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FxrRNcUYdcXK6po6_DKiFq4LKTSRj4Z1?usp=drive_link

The main idea is to have as much DMRVA & NCPRN as possible already on hand. Should be pretty easy to re-order Zones and build Scanlists according to travel plans.

One thing I'd love to see test driven are the scanlists RIC Mixed - which includes the Midlothian DMR repeater, plus a number of local analog machines. RIC Multi, which includes DMR repeaters for Midlo, Petersburg, Powhatan, Goochland, New Kent, & Beaverdam. Am hoping that this will be almost as good as having an entire scanllist dedicated to just one DMR repeater.

Feel free to email me at drfligo@yahoo.com, as I'd appreciate any feedback on problems encountered and/or solved.

See the attached codeplug designed to help the new user get off the ground with programming, put together by Doug, N4HDF:

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wbQH0NjrFSe3n0_8N0A7jn6fcQD7gC6e/view?usp=sharing

From Paul Benenati, KC4VDZ. Contact him with questions!

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Gentlemen,

Attached is the Comma Separated Values (CSV) file that contains all of the Virginia-based (+ my brother's NY call sign) digital registered users in the RadioID.net database as of 19 JAN 2026.  The file that comes down directly from RadioID.net is not in the proper order to be automatically imported into the Baofeng DM-32UV.  I have reformatted the attached file so that it can be directly imported in the DM-32UV.  I have the entire database and can make that available to you if you are interested, but I was not sure how much memory was available in the DM-32UV.  There are 67,000 users worldwide in the database and approximately 3,725 in the Virginia list.

Here is a chirp .img file for the QYT KT8900D. included are local repeaters as well as some GMRS simplex frequencies, and a GMRS repeater frequency. DO NOT USE GMRS FREQUENCIES WITHOUT A GMRS LICENSE. AND DO NOT USE GMRS REPEATERS WITHOUT PERMISSION.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zbMG4yXiRCKj06TSIrqT1OHLushF3QqJ/view?usp=sharing

Courtesy of Paul, KC4VDZ. See below:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Qbq_223OsCUD9ZMkvG3jhC1Y_mPumuMB?usp=sharing

Attached is a Chirp ".img" file (HVARC_BF-F8HP_20250707 base image.img) that contains 40+ frequencies from central Virginia.  Since this is for the Baofeng that has such a wide open receiver without good selectivity, I only included repeaters that transmitted a tone (with a handful of exceptions), so that the user wouldn't be frustrated if the system transmitted a "data stream" or picked up other spurious noise.  In almost all cases, I set the receiver to "Tone Squelch - TSQL" in the Baofeng.  The filename says BF-F8HP, but it will work with any radio and Chirp when imported as the instructions below state.