Short cable, allowing you to connect your BAOFENG UV5R / 888S to your desktop and perform a small slew of features including: For 10 FRS frequencies, the difference being:.It will allow you to quickly program in all the FRS/GMRS/etc frequencies (to listen in). It will allow you to simply click on the menu and load all your local repeaters (by automatically downloading them from radio reference).So you can have one radio setup with stations for when you're at home, and a completely different one when you're on a trip, and be able to go back to the 'home' one without spending 4+ hours programming. It also allows you to save configurations.It reduces the number of errors you get while programming in stations, and lets you do it MUCH faster.Chirp allows you to do all that from a computer, per a computer screen and an actual keyboard.(And it'd be nice to display a text name), It can be difficult to remember the right key combinations to program in frequencies, save a channel, set the offset, PL tone, etc.We will strive to maintain a fair, inclusive, and positive atmosphere, but we can't please all of the people, all of the time.Why use a CHiRP software FTMI cable and program via desktop instead of just doing so via the radio / transceiver's console"
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