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CHIRP Concerts are Tuesdays and Thursdays from Memorial Day through Labor Day. This year we begin June 1. CHIRP is a series of free Tuesday and Thursday night summer concerts in Ballard Park located in the heart of Ridgefield. CHIRP is totally funded by individual and foundation donations as well as contributions from local businesses. 2-1-1 and/or the shelter hotline number. 1-800-548-6047 to inquire. About bed availability. And to be granted. Access to transportation. To access the most updated versions. Of the English and Spanish. Winter Shelter Program Flyers. Peruvian chicken. CHIRP is distributed as a series of automatically-generated builds. Any time we make a change to CHIRP, a build is created for it the next day. Thus, CHIRP is versioned by the date on which it was created, which makes it easy to determine if you have an older build. Layoutsetlogo.png What is CHIRP?The OSBI's Criminal History Information Request Portal (CHIRP) is an online system that allows you to request a name-based criminal history record check electronically - from anywhere.Why CHIRP?With a few clicks you can get peace of mind about the people you, your family, friends or employees interact with including:A new employeeSon.

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Tuba Skinny

Tues. Aug. 10, 7:00 P.M.

Generously underwritten by the Anna-Maria & Stephen Kellen Foundation

Formed in in 2009, Tuba Skinny has steadily evolved from a loose collection of street musicians into a solid ensemble dedicated to bringing the traditional New Orleans sound to audiences around the world. Drawing on a wide range of musical influences—from spirituals to Depression-era blues, from ragtime to traditional jazz—their sound evokes the rich musical heritage of their New Orleans home. The band has gained a loyal following through their distinctive sound, their commitment to reviving long-lost songs, and their barnstorming live performances.

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CHIRP Presents free outdoor family concerts open to the public in Ridgefield’s Ballard Park every Tues. and Thurs. through September 2, 2021.

Full Summer 2021 Schedule

And please get your donations in, so we can have lots more like this, every Tues. & Thurs. throughout the summer. https://mailchi.mp/a412a0476cef/donate2chirp

This year there is no need for pre-registration. Come on out and join us

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All attendees must be wearing a mask to enter Ballard Park on the night of the show. Once you are seated you may remove your mask. Please put it back on to walk around.

If you have not already liked us on Facebook please do so for the most up-to-date information: https://www.facebook.com/ChirpCT/

Folks, parking has become a big concern so please adhere to following:
Passengers & Coolers may be dropped off at the CVS entrance to Ballard Park. From there, please follow the directions on the signs and of the parking enforcement personnel to locate parking. Please be considerate and do not park in front of open restaurants anywhere in town unless you are also eating there.

It is now possible to donate to CHIRP online. Help us make our twentieth (20) anniversary season the best yet…

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We are still in need your donations. So please, send your checks. For the many of you who live in surrounding towns and enjoy CHIRP we now have the capacity to accept online donations. Please click on link above. Please help us provide free music in the park for all who wish to come and enjoy and remember, when it rains we are most often at The Ridgefield Playhouse. You can’t find a better indoor venue. For those who prefer, checks can also be sent to CHIRP, Town Hall, 400 Main St., Ridgefield, CT. 06877.

CHIRP Concerts are Tuesdays and Thursdays from Memorial Day through Labor Day . This year we begin June 1

CHIRP is a series of free Tuesday and Thursday night summer concerts in Ballard Park located in the heart of Ridgefield. CHIRP is totally funded by individual and foundation donations as well as contributions from local businesses. It is co-sponsored by the town of Ridgefield through its Parks & Rec. Dep’t. and The Ridgefield Press. Concerts begin at 7p.m. Please understand that we love dogs BUT they are not permitted in Ballard Park.

CHIRP’s mission is to present to its audience music and professional musicians who would not normally otherwise have a venue in the Ridgefield/Danbury area. It’s main goals are to build community through shared experience as well as to enhance Ridgefield’s reputation as a “Destination”

Please either Click “DONATE” at the top of the screen or send your Contribution to CHIRP to make our entire season possible: Town Hall, 400 Main St. Ridgefield, CT 06877

The Acoustic Celebration: To hear wonderful, affordable music (no ticket more than $25) in an intimate setting during the other seasons of the year, check out the non-profit singer/songwriter series, www.acousticcelebration.org.


CHIRP is a free, open-source tool for programming your amateur radio. It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as provides a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats.

To get started:
  1. Download CHIRP for your platform
  2. Check out the 'How_To_Get_Help' page, and the rest of the Documentation.
  3. Join the mailing list!
  4. Be sure to review the FAQ.

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In case you ran into a problem with CHIRP:
  1. Before you open a new ticket, you might want to consult the documentation. On the right side of this web page, you will find some links to the Wiki. It contains good input for many re-occuring issues.
  2. Also, please perform a search through all open and closed issues. Maybe someone else had the same problem before, and a solution is already available.
  3. If your problem is about how to use CHIRP with an already supported radio, then you should ask that question in the mailing list.
  4. Once you have looked through the Wiki and searched all open/closed issues, you can open a new ticket (did you ask on the mailing list?). There, you may file a bug report, request a new feature, or request the implementation of a new radio. Please be detailed and follow the instructions in 'How To Report Issues'.


If you are a vendor and want to have your radio supported by CHIRP, please see InformationForVendors

Supported Radio Models¶

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Abbree
  • AR-F3 (use Baofeng UV-82III)
  • AR-F8 (use Wouxun KG-UV8D)
Alinco
  • DJ-175T
  • DJ-596T
  • DJ-G7EG
  • DR-03T
  • DR-06T
  • DR-135T
  • DR-235T
  • DR-435T
Ansoko
  • A-5R
  • A-8S
AnyTone
  • AT-778UV
  • AT-778UV VOX (model with VOX)
  • AT-5888UV
  • OBLTR-8R
  • TERMN-8R
Arcshell
  • AR-5
  • AR-6
  • AR-7 (use Radtel T18)
  • AR-8 (variant of Baofeng BF-T8)
Baiston
  • BST-2100 (use Baofeng BF-888)
Baofeng/Pofung
  • 997-S (Foscam Digital Technologies) (use UV-5R)
  • B-580T (use UV-5R)
  • BF-88E (use BF-888S)
  • BF-666S/777S/888S
  • BF-9100 (use BF/T1)
  • BF-A58, BF-A58S
  • BF-C2/C5 (use BF-888S)
  • BF-E500S (use UV-5R)
  • BF-F8, F8+ (use UV-5R)
  • BF-F8+III (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • BF-F8HP (3 power levels)
  • BF-F8X3 (use BF-A58S)
  • BF-F9 (use UV-5R)
  • BF-F9V2+ (use BF-F8HP)
  • BF-F11 (use BF-A58S)
  • BF-H6 (use TIDRADIO TD-H6)
  • BF-R3 (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • BF-R5 Mini (use BF-888S)
  • BF-S5 Plus (use UV-82III)
  • BF-T1
  • BF-T8
  • BF-U9 (variant of Baofeng BF-T8)
  • BF-UV9R+HP (use UV-82WP)
  • BF-UV10R (use BF-F8HP 3 power levels)
  • BF-UVF10 (use BF-A58S)
  • BF-UVB2+ (use UV-5R)
  • BF-V9 (use BF-888)
  • BF-V85 (use UV-B5)
  • BF-X3 Plus (use BF-A58S)
  • BF-X9 (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • F-11 (Import Communications)
  • FF-12P (use UV-5R)
  • GT-1 (use BF-888S)
  • GT-3, GT-3 MK II (use UV-5R)
  • GT-3TP (use BF-F8HP)
  • GT-3WP
  • GT-5 (use UV-82)
  • GT-5TP (use UV-82HP)
  • GT-5R
  • Mini (use BF-T1)
  • P10UV (use Radioddity GA-510)
  • UV-3R
  • UV-5R and variants (2 power levels)
  • UV-5R HTQ (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5R MK4, MK5 (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5R V2+, UV-5R2 (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5R+ (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5R++ (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5R7W (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5RA, UV-5RA+, UV-5RAX, UV-5RAX+ (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5RA3 (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • UV-5RB (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5RC, UV-5RC, UV-5RCX+ (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5RD (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5RE, UV-5RE+ (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5RG, RK, RQ, RS, RT, RU (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5RHP (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5RIII (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • UV-5RM HP (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5RTP (use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-5RWP (use UV-82WP)
  • UV-5RX3 (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • UV-5S, 5X (use UV-5R)
  • UV-5XP
  • UV-6
  • UV-6R
  • UV-8R (use UV-82HP)
  • UV-9R/9R PLUS/9R ERA
  • UV-9S (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • UV-9X+ (use UV-82HP)
  • UV-10R (use BF-F8HP 3 power levels)
  • UV-59T (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • UV-82/82C/82L/82X
  • UV-82HP/82DX/82HX (3 power levels)
  • UV-82III (1 x PTT)
  • UV-82III (2 x PTT) (use Radioddity UV-82X3)
  • UV-82T (use Radioddity UV-82X3)
  • UV-82WP
  • UV-82X3 (use Radioddity UV-82X3)
  • UV-860 (use UV-5R)
  • UV-920 (use UV-5R)
  • UV-B2 (use UV-82)
  • UV-B2+, B3+ (use UV-5R)
  • UV-B5, B6
  • UV-S9 (tri-power: use BF-F8HP)
  • UV-S9/S9T/S9X3 (tri-band: use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • UV-X9 (use UV-82HP)
Baojie
  • BJ-218 (Variant of Luiton LT-725uv)
  • BJ-318
  • BJ-9900
  • BJ-UV55
Boblov
  • X3+
BTech
  • GMRS-50X1
  • GMRS-V1
  • MURS-V1
  • UV-2501
  • UV-2501+220
  • UV-25X2
  • UV-25X4
  • UV-5001
  • UV-50X2
  • UV-50X3
  • UV-5X3
Cignus
  • UV-85 (use Baofeng UV-5R)
  • UV-87 (use TYT TH-UV88)
CRT
  • Micron UV (Variant of Anytone AT-778UV)
eSYNiC
  • ESY-88 (Variant of Baofeng BF-888s)
Feidaxin
  • FD-150A
  • FD-160A
  • FD-268A, B
  • FD-288A, B
  • FD-450A
  • FD-460A, UH
Greaval
  • GV-8S
  • GV-9S
Hesenate
  • BJ-218 (Variant of Luiton LT-725uv)
  • HT-5RX3 (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
  • HT-U222 (use Retevis RT22)
HobbyPCB
  • RS-UV3
Icom
  • IC-80AD
  • IC-91, IC-92AD
  • IC-208H
  • IC-746
  • IC-910H
  • IC-2100H
  • IC-2200H
  • IC-2300H
  • IC-2720H
  • IC-2730A
  • IC-2820H
  • IC-7000
  • IC-7100
  • IC-7200
  • IC-7300
  • IC-E90
  • IC-P7
  • IC-Q7A
  • IC-T70
  • IC-T7H
  • IC-T8A
  • IC-T90
  • IC-V82, IC-U82
  • IC-V86
  • IC-W32A, E
  • ID-31A
  • ID-51, ID-51+
  • ID-80H
  • ID-800H
  • ID-880H
  • ID-RPx000V/RP2x
Intek
  • HR-2040 (use Anytone AT-5888UB)
  • KT-980HP (Variant of Baofeng UV-5R)
Jetstream
  • JT220M
  • JT270M, MH
  • JT2705M (Variant of Waccom Mini 8900)
Juentai
  • JT-6188 Mini (Variant of QYT KT8900)
  • JT-6188 Plus (Variant of Waccom Mini 8900)
Kenwood
  • TH-D7, TH-D7G
  • TH-D72
  • TH-F6
  • TH-F7
  • TH-G71
  • TH-K2
  • TK-260/270/272/278
  • TK-260G/270G/272G/278G
  • TK-360/370/372/378
  • TK-360G/370G/372G/378G/388G
  • TK-760/762/768
  • TK-760G/762G/768G
  • TK-860/862/868
  • TK-860G/862G/868G
  • TK-7102/8102/7108/8108
  • TK-2180/3180/7180/8180
  • TM-271
  • TM-281
  • TM-471
  • TM-D700
  • TM-D710, TM-D710G
  • TM-G707
  • TM-V7
  • TM-V71
  • TS-480HX/SAT
  • TS-590S/SG
  • TS-850
  • TS-2000
KYD
  • IP-620
  • NC-630A
Leadzm
  • LE-C2 (Variant of Baofeng BF-C2)
Leixen
  • VV-898, VV-898S, VV-898E
Luiton
  • LT-316 (Variant of Retevis RT22)
  • LT-580 VHF, UHF
  • LT-588UV (Variant of QYT KT8900)
  • LT-725UV
  • LT-898UV (Variant of Leixen VV-898)
Marui
  • MR-UV1 (use TYT TH-UV88)
Midland
  • DBR2500 (Variant of Anytone AT-778UV)
MTC
  • UV-5R-3
NKTech
  • UV-7RX (use Retevis RT6)
OTGSTUFF
  • OTG Radio v1
Plant-Tours
  • MT-700
Pofung
  • (see Baofeng)
Polmar
  • DB-50M (use Anytone AT-5888UV)
Powerwerx
  • DB-750X (use Anytone AT-5888UV)
Puxing
  • PX-2R (UHF)
  • PX-777
  • PX-888K
QYT
  • KT980+ (same as KT-8900D)
  • KT5800
  • KT7900D
  • KT8900 (same as KT-8900)
  • KT8900R
  • KT8900D
  • KT-8R
  • KT-UV980 (Variant of Waccom Mini 8900)
R&L Electronics
  • UV-5R 3 band (use Radioddity UV-5RX3)
Radioddity
  • DB25 (Variant of QYT KT8900D)
  • GA-2S
  • GA-5S
  • GA-510
  • QB25
  • R2
  • UV-5G
  • UV-5R EX
  • UV-5RX3
  • UV-5X (use Radioddity UV-5G)
  • UV-82X3
Radtel
  • RT-10 (use Retevis RT22)
  • T18
Retevis
  • H777
  • H777 (FRS) (use Retevis H777 Plus)
  • H777 Plus
  • RB17A
  • RB26
  • RT1
  • RT5 with 2 power levels (use Baofeng UV-5R)
  • RT5 with 3 power levels (variant of Baofeng BF-F8HP)
  • RT5R, RT5RV (Variants of Baofeng UV-5R)
  • RT6
  • RT16
  • RT21
  • RT22
  • RT22 (FRS)
  • RT22S
  • RT23
  • RT24
  • RT26
  • RT622
  • RT76
  • RT76P
  • RT85
  • RT95 (Variant of Anytone AT-778UV)
  • RT95 VOX (Variant of Anytone AT-778UV with VOX)
  • RT98 (VHF, UHF, FreeNet and PMR models)
  • RT-B6 (use Baofeng UV-B5)
Rugged Radios
  • RH5R, RH5R-V2 (use Baofeng UV-5R)
  • RH5X (Variant of Baofeng BF-A58)
Sainsonic
  • GT-3TP (use Baofeng BF-F8HP)
  • GT-890 (Variant of QYT KT8900)
Standard Horizon
  • (see Yaesu)
Surecom
  • KT8900D (Variant of QYT KT7900D)
Tacklife
  • MTR01 (use Radioddity R2)
TDXone
  • TD-Q8A
TechSide
  • TI-F8+ (Variant of the Baofeng BF-F8HP)
Tenway
  • TW-325
  • UV-5R Pro (Variant of the Baofeng BF-F8HP)
  • UV-82 Pro
TIDRADIO
  • BF-F8TD (use TD-UV5R TriPower)
  • TD-UV5R TriPower
  • TD-H6
  • UV-86 (use Baofeng UV-82HP)
TID
  • TD-M8
Tonfa
  • UV-985 (use Baofeng UV-5R)
TYT
  • TH-350
  • TH-7800
  • TH-9000 (each 144, 220, 440)
  • TH-9800
  • TH-UV3R, TH-UV3R-25
  • TH-UV8000D/E
  • TH-UV88
  • TH-UVF1
  • TH-UVF8D
Vero
  • UV-E5, UV-E5 MK II (use Baofeng UV-5R)
Vertex Standard
  • (see Yaesu)
Waccom
  • MINI-8900
WLN
  • KD-C1 (Variant of Retevis RT22)
Wouxun
  • KG-816/818
  • KG-UV2D (use KG-UVD1P)
  • KG-UV3D (use KG-UVD1P)
  • KG-UV5D (use KG-UVD1P)
  • KG-UV6D/UV6X
  • KG-UV7D (use KG-UV6)
  • KG-UV8D
  • KG-UV8D Plus
  • KG-UV8E
  • KG-UV8T
  • KG-UV9D Plus
  • KG-UV9P (use KG-UV9D Plus)
  • KG-UVD1P
Yaesu
  • FT-1D
  • FT-2D
  • FT-3D
  • FT-4VR
  • FT-4XE, R
  • FT-25R
  • FT-50R
  • FT-60R
  • FT-65E, R
  • FT-70D
  • FT-90R
  • FT-450D
  • FT-817/ND
  • FT-818/ND
  • FT-857/D
  • FT-897
  • FT-1500M
  • FT-1802M
  • FT-2800M
  • FT-1900R/2900M
  • FT-7100M
  • FT-7800/7900
  • FT-8100
  • FT-8800
  • FT-8900
  • FTM-350
  • FTM-3100 (use FTM-3200D selection)
  • FTM-3200D
  • VX-2R
  • VX-3R
  • VX-5R
  • VX-6, 6R
  • VX-7R
  • VX-8, 8R, 8D, 8G
  • VX-170
  • VXA-700
Yedro
  • YC-M04VUS (Variant of Anytone AT-778UV)
Zastone
  • BJ-218 (Variant of Luiton LT-725uv)
  • MP-300 (Variant of QYT KT8900)
  • MP-380 (use QYT KT8900D)
  • MP-800 (use TYT TH-9800)
  • ZT-V8, V8A, V8A+ (use Baofeng UV-R5)
  • ZT-X6 (Variant of Retevis RT22)

Note that not all functionality is supported on all radio models. Not all models and variants are listed here. For a more complete view of everything supported, as well as which features are supported for which model, take a look at overview of supported features for the latest build.

Note that radios marked as 'variant' are supported via a Aliasing_for_radio_clones feature.

Other Data Sources¶

File Formats
  • Comma Separated Values (.csv)
  • Comma Separated Values generated by RT Systems (.csv)
  • EVE for Yaesu VX-5 (.eve)
  • Kenwood HMK format (.hmk)
  • Kenwood commercial ITM format (.itm)
  • Icom Data Files (.icf)
  • ARRL TravelPlus (.tpe)
  • VX5 Commander Files (.vx5)
  • VX7 Commander Files (.vx7)
Internet