Can’t find my radio
I’m trying to connect to the app with my TD-G18 not listed, then I searched google it says if you can’t find the radio use TD-M15 guess what not on the list either and yes I went into TIDRADIO and TID FOLDERS both radios not listed and no radio or app updates available
Tidradio
Came fast works so good had to get 2 more thinking of canceling my cell service! A+ rating
App stopped working
I’ve used this app for over a year and in the last few months have activated 6 Tidradio Poc radios using the skip log in option. All my radio and group information was always there when I opened the app. Afew weeks back the app would not allow me to connect to the server and I Got a sever request error. I reached out to Tidradio over 2 weeks ago and have not gotten a reply as of today. Against my better judgement I created an account using my Apple account but see no way to transfer the radios I have ( still working) to that account. I can no longer manage groups, friends lists or add new radios to my account. This is disappointing
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Battery hog
I left this app running in the background accidentally (no walkie-talkie usage). It used up 26% of my battery capacity! They need to figure out a way to make it more efficient. It’s not useful if it drains so much battery that I can’t afford to run it.
It Works, but oh that UX is rough
Let's get the good part out of the way: If you can figure out what radio version and sub-sub-sub version you have, it will connect via bluetooth and read/write data. But holy cow, there's a lot of problems with the User Experience. The overall design philosophy for programming a channel is "one-at-a-time" - there's no editable grid view of all the channels, there's only these tiny little "cards" that represent open and filled channels (and they use RED to signal an open channel, rather than to warn of a full channel). When editing an "empty" channel, it seems to randomly pick up a description (Tag) from other channels. There's no explicit way to suppress TX functions on a given channel. The field order on channel programming is...unexpected...with alpha tags being near the last things you enter, not near the first. All in all, it is slightly - just slightly - easier than programming via the keypad, but it has a long way to go to even remotely compare with the excellent CHIRP software. But if you need something to backup and restore your radio, it's kinda useful. OH, and assume all your data is being shipped to China for some reason.
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