Can anyone program baofeng radios in San Diego area?

totallypro

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I got a set of the Baofeng bf-888s radios, but I can't get the programming cable to recognize any of them. Is there someone in the San Diego area (more specifically somewhere along the 56) that can help me get these programmed? Or if anyone has any tricks to get it to work, I just want to ensure that they are on the correct FRS and GMRS frequencies so we don't cause any trouble.

Thanks!
 
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I got a set of the Baofeng bf-888s radios, but I can't get the programming cable to recognize any of them. Is there someone in the San Diego area (more specifically somewhere along the 56) that can help me get these programmed? Or if anyone has any tricks to get it to work, I just want to ensure that they are on the correct FRS and GMRS frequencies so we don't cause any trouble.

Thanks!

Might be the cable, I had to replace mine with a legit one before the program would recognize it.
 
I got a set of the Baofeng bf-888s radios, but I can't get the programming cable to recognize any of them. Is there someone in the San Diego area (more specifically somewhere along the 56) that can help me get these programmed? Or if anyone has any tricks to get it to work, I just want to ensure that they are on the correct FRS and GMRS frequencies so we don't cause any trouble.

Thanks!

Go here... everything you need... links, drivers, software, etc. great site for ham radios...
BF888S GT-1 BF888 BF888S - Miklor
 
I remember having to select what COMM port depending on which usb socket you are using.. check that too.
 
It's been a long time since I did it, but, if something screwed up. Try deleting the drivers and re-installing. Also like someone mentioned select a different port.

The Miklor site is usually up to the minute as to what works or not.

Be sure the cable is fully seated in the radio. Press it in.
 
I'm in Trabuco Canyon area of Orange County if you need to borrow the correct cable


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I programmed mine with CHIRP a few weeks ago. No issues. I don't think I even needed to install any drivers on Windows 10. You might need to try different COM ports until you find the one that works. I am up in Escondido if you still need some help.
 

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