Bug #2323: Marine Frequencies - CHIRP

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Bug #2323

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Marine Frequencies

Added by Donald Chillari almost 10 years ago. Updated over 4 years ago.

Status:

Feedback

Priority:

Normal

Assignee:

Tyler Tidman

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Start date:

02/16/2015

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Chirp Version:

daily

Model affected:

(All models)

Platform:

All

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Description

Frequencies listed do not correspond to the Frequencies listed on U. S. Coast Guard Website examples: Ch 16 should be 156.800 Ch 23 should be 157.150

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Marine VHF Channels.csv (4.18 KB) Marine VHF Channels.csv	File from .chirp/stock_configs	Jim Vachalek, 02/26/2015 01:03 PM
US Marine VHF Channels.csv (3.33 KB) US Marine VHF Channels.csv	Based on US Coast Guard Chart	Jim Vachalek, 02/26/2015 01:03 PM

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Updated by Galen Thurber almost 10 years ago

I think you are mistaking the slot/bank number with the channel number.
The generic import of CA/US marine channels
does label & allocate channel 16 correctly.
There is no channel 23 in the imported list.
Where are getting your imported list from?
hope this works

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Updated by Jim Vachalek over 9 years ago

File Marine VHF Channels.csv Marine VHF Channels.csv added
File US Marine VHF Channels.csv US Marine VHF Channels.csv added

My Stock config file US Marine frequencies includes includes a "K23" at 161.750 MHz, which is not a US marine VHF Frequency. Spot checking other frequencies/channels shows other errors; however Chan 16 "K16" is on the correct frequency of 156.800 MHz.

Ordering the stock file in channel sequence vice frequency is more user friendly.

Attached is the chirp "stock_configs" US Marine freqs file.

I have attached a US Marine VHF .CSV file based on the US Coast Guard chart (http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=mtVhf)

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