Ugh! It's all because of you guys and your expensive, difficult-to-use, and ugly programming software for the built-in voice scramblers. That's why good people developed this free, open-source, cross-platform voice scrambler – CHIRP! It supports so many different models, I don't even want to count them all! Like BaoFeng, QuanSheng, Yaesu... and many other cheap radios can use it! (Although the newest, super expensive machines might be a little tricky, you guys can figure it out yourselves!) Support Chinese!!!

Why is CHIRP considered a savior for unwanted fish? Because…
Say goodbye to expensive coaxial cables! Ugh! Those "OEM" data cables sold by JS are ridiculously expensive! CHIRP doesn't need them at all. Usually, just a standard USB to serial cable or the one that comes with your radio is enough! Wouldn't it be nice if you bought me some milk tea instead? You idiot! (◣ω◢)
The user interface? It's much clearer than your average person! Open the software, and on the left you'll find a list of frequencies, all clearly displayed. You can easily edit frequencies, sub-frequencies, power levels, scanning parameters, etc., just by clicking with the mouse or keyboard. Compared to having to constantly press buttons on that tiny, broken console, it's a million times easier! If you can't even learn this... Ugh, I don't know what to say~ (rubbing forehead)
Backups? Cloning? Child's play! You've painstakingly created your frequency table, and you're worried about losing it or your radio bricking up? With CHIRP, you can easily back it up (and read it) to your computer in one step! Want to give your friend a perfectly identical radio? Clone it with just one click! It's so easy, even a beginner can do it!(Probably)
Free! Free! Free! I'm saying this three times because it's important! I really dislike paid software. But CHIRP is open-source and free! It's maintained and updated by a group of passionate people! Please thank them for their hard work! (And don't think I have anything to do with it!)
A Beginner's Guide to Using CHIRP for Weed Identification (Simplified Version):
Hatch! Go to the official website [https://chirpmyradio.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Download] Download the version that corresponds to your computer system.Don't make a mistake! Surely you can tell the difference between different operating systems? Windows? Mac? Linux? Just look at it yourself! (Disgusted)
Connect! Connect your handheld radio to your computer's USB port using a cable.The driver has been installed!(But they don't even include the drivers? What a mess! I'll just find them myself!)
Turn on CHIRP! Access the menu. Radio -> Download From Radio (从电台下载): In the pop-up window, select your radio model and/or choose from different manufacturers. Also, make sure you have selected the correct COM port. If you can't get this right, there's no hope!
Okay! Press OK! Wait for it to finish reading! Don't move anything while it's reading! Be careful, or it might get stuck! If it gets stuck, don't come crying to me!
Okay, I see the tables! Are you talking about modifying frequencies, entering names (like "Trash Fish Repeater #1"), setting up sub-carriers, and adjusting power levels... Do you want to add a new channel? Just right-click and select Add! To delete one, simply click Delete! It's so simple that I don't understand why you need instructions. (Sigh)

Send it back! Is it ready? Menu - Radio -> Upload to Radio. Also, confirm the model and port, then click "OK"! Wait! You will receive a notification once it's finished.

Restart your device! Unplug it, restart your device, and see if the frequencies are all coming in correctly. If they're not? Then you must have made a mistake somewhere! Try again! (Aggressively)
Finally, I'm warning you all, you worthless scum!
Make sure to choose the right model! Wrong model selected and written down incorrectly? Hahaha... Don't blame us if your device becomes unusable! (>d<)
Make sure your handheld device has enough battery power when you're using it. If it runs out of power halfway through, that's a shame... I don't want to see the fish crying!
Please do not modify these important settings! Are there some advanced settings that you don't understand? Don't mess with them!I've messed up, and I'll take responsibility! If you need help, I won't be there to clean up your mess. (¬_¬)
Back up frequently! Before uploading, save a copy of the configuration file to your computer. This is the last resort for preventing data loss! Do you understand?