CHIRP files for the Quansheng UV-K5
The radio is already set to the UV-K5. Open a channel list or build one from ready-made lists; each channel shows whether the UV-K5 takes it. Then save the CSV for CHIRP.
What the UV-K5 can hold
200 memories with names up to 10 characters, and a wide receive range — CB, airband, marine, weather — so most ready-made lists fit. Modified firmware (egzumer and others) has its own entry in the radio list.
Before you load it into a radio
The file is for CHIRP, the free programming software — not for the radio itself. CHIRP is what writes the channels to the radio, and CHIRP and the radio decide what they accept; we cannot check that without your radio. Before uploading, download the radio’s current memories in CHIRP and save them as a backup, then look through the channels. Transmitting on some frequencies needs a licence or an approved radio — check the rules where you are. You use the file and program your radio at your own risk.