Switching to Wookie

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ro
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What radios do you own?: GP380

Switching to Wookie

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I have both a GM 1200 and a GP 1200 that I upgraded them to a MC 2100 and MT 2100. I programmed them with the 2100 DOS RSS.
Can I switch to Wookie for programming or is there a risk of damaging the radios?

And, how reliable is Wookie?

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Ro
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Andreas
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Post by Andreas »

Never do this!You can get an error that is hard to fix,if you have not the skills.
For the MC2100 radios,Wookie Mobius is always not a good tool,because it will not let you tune the front end filter.

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Ed
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Re: Switching to Wookie

Post by Ed »

ro wrote:.......
And, how reliable is Wookie?

Best Regards,
Ro
Wookie is an old beta version, and not always stable! If you read/edit a radio, and afterwards save the codeplug, Wookie sometimes deletes all the channels, so the backup is in the radio. On some radios you can tune frontend, others don't....


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