If it can be implemented, I second the emotion for Chip in it's various forms...

Paul G0UZP
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  I would welcome both Chip64 and 128 being integrated.
  Fred DL6XAZ
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       1. Re: CHIP? (Jason Turning)


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    Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:06:57 -0700
    From: Jason Turning <jturning at sbcglobal.net>
    Subject: Re: CHIP?
    To: Ed <autek2 at gmail.com>
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    Ed wrote:
    > On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:25:00 -0400
    > David Kleber <davek at salsgiver.com> wrote:
    > 
    >> Hello all,
    >>
    >> I wonder if there has ever been any consideration to adding a CHIP
    >> modem to FLDIGI.  I occasionally check in to a Virginia net where
    >> they run the mode but have to go to multipsk.  Chip is actually not
    >> too bad of a mode and is pretty good for keyboard comms on 80m.
    >>
    >> One other small suggestion (I think).  When going to op mode from the 
    >> menu to change modes, could the program be set to allow the mode
    >> change to the last used, or most common submode, by only clicking on
    >> the mode type and without having to arrow over to the specific
    >> submode?  My work around on this was to create a macro set
    >> specifically for mode changes rather than making the change through
    >> the op mode menu.
    >>
    >> -Dave, KB3FXI
    > 
    > 
    > I agree with Dave on the mode selection. Good idea. I 3rd the motion.
    > 
    > 
    > Ed W3NR
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    You know you guys can store the modes and right click the button to select 
the
    modes you saved. Makes switching between them easy.

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