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I will add, the OEM software is superior for modifying all the radio settings, at least for what I alter/update.

Com'n people. What if it's a 10 year old asking on behalf of the licensee?

Successfully completed an en masse copy and paste of all channels from one RT Systems radio app to another. Worked perfectly. The software is totally worth the money.

I might try the CSV method, however the video I watched was impressive and appeared to eliminate the extra step of needing to create a CSV file and uploading.

I just watched a couple of their videos and copy & paste of all channels at once is possible. The software automatically deals with the data field differences, to the extent possible. I'll order and give it a try.

RT Systems looks promising. A couple of questions... If I had RT Systems software for each radio, is it possible to copy and paste common fields in the app from one radio to another, without having to import via a CSV file? Will the Wouxun OEM cable that connects the radio to the computer work with the RT Systems software?

The units don’t share file formats. I like to have both set up with identical channels. Anyone successfully share channel data without having to cut and paste one at a time?

Off road/overlanding comms. Backup comms when power and cell towers go down in the Sierra Foothills.

That's very cool.

Not sure why the OP would ask here, rather than an overlanding site, such as expedition portal forum that has a dedicated thread to comms. So many variables to consider before making a recommendation, especially overlanding to where and with who/what.

I always bring one along to keep people back home informed of my location and/or send a message. They're amazing devices.

It's a set up. Run!

The question has a Sad Ham vibe. Tell me I'm wrong.

Ask your question on one of the forums at https://expeditionportal.com. Lot's of experience and great insight.

Anyone ever try using a Windows emulator on iOS or Chrome to run the radio software?

Consider buying their cable and using their software. It's pretty quick to change any feature and/or setting.

Good ideas!

Great suggestions!

My bad... question was about using KG-1000G+ and/or KG-935G+ while on the road. Good point regarding having to pause to hear PL tones. Uniden sits in the house.

Situation: 100+ disparate emergency (primarily fire & EMS, obviously for listening only) repeater frequencies across the 6 disparate counties I spend the most time in. The frequency range is somewhat broad. Will the group scan faster if the frequencies are listed in numerical order? Most likely would not make a differences for a small scan group, however not sure for a large group.

Buy once, cry once.

Thank you for the insight!

Apologies. I have no idea how electricities or magnetic confucktulations behave in the real world.

Two. Any questions or challenges? Mother Nature only lets these two options move forward.

This question became more complicated for my brain (I’m a biological science, not physical science guy). I would also like to mount the face plate to the outside of a Pelican case with the unit on the inside of the case, and concluded I will need A + B magnetic tape (face plate and unit will be separated only by the thickness of the Pelican case wall). Is there a way to test for interference without having to mount all pieces in place? Can I put a roll of A+B tape next to the unit and face plate as a test?