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so with chirp you can import from a variety of data sources including online directories another radio whether it's the same brand or not as long as the church compatible with it or you can manually type entries importing is by far in a way the easiest way to do it after you've imported the data typing in one or two an additional entries or making a few changes there's no big deal but you don't want to have to type them all in it's time-consuming and you could make a lot of errors so this video is going to show you how to import data once you've learned how to import data editing it's pretty straightforward so I'm not going to cover that if there's call for it I'll cover that in another video later two of the most common errors that you have with chirp are comm port selections and Driver issues now the comm port selection you just need to know which comport you're in and I have a video up on that there's a link when you get to that part of this video that will take you to that video if you have an issue the driver issues is usually because you've got a counterfeit chip from China but there's a simple solution you roll back the driver to version 3.2.40 to the video for the driver and roll back your driver so if you're watching this video just to see what shirts like and how it works great but if you want to use this as a step-by-step guide to programming with chirp and getting it you through the first time you use it then you need to have downloaded shirt so with that let's move on have we downloaded chirp if not come back to this video after you've downloaded and installed the program oK you've downloaded and installed chirp now you need to open the file so find the icon on your desktop mine is down here up into the desk bar but yours will probably be up in the desktop somewhere so find that and click on it sure it will open up so if you have a chirp data file already even if it's for a different radio you can use that as a data source so the first thing you do is you come up here you click file and you come down open and you come over here and select one of your files this one is for my th 9800 will select it double click and it opens up that's the first method so chirp includes stock configuration files that provide some data for common frequencies you can find all the NOAA weather broadcast frequencies FRS gmrs MERS VHF marine channels and much more so you come up and you click file slide down to open stock configuration slide over to the right and select any of these I'm going to select the NOAA weather alert click...