It has been my recent experience with FRC that is one applies for a specific pair they respond quickly. I have also found if you just as for a pair they set on it, hi. If I need a pair I go to the FRC's data base and start with freqs and search for one that will meet the FRC's guide lines, 85 mile separation to start. When I find one I apply for it directly to the FRC. Seems most of the work is finding a pair not in use. A pair not being in the data base does not mean the pair is available for the list is not kept up to date. 73, ron, n9ee/r a know code Extra Ron Wright, N9EE/R BSEE Micro Computer Concepts 352-683-4476 mccrpt@tampabay.rr.com ________________________________ From: FRC-Info <frc-info-bounces@lists.keekles.org> on behalf of vern@highwayusa.com <vern@highwayusa.com> Sent: Monday, October 3, 2016 6:58 AM To: Florida Repeater Council Discussion Subject: Re: [FRC] Florida Repeater Council Information I must say that I have tried several times to contact the council to see if I could fire my repeater back up on my old pair, and have heard nothing. I thought they were defunct until I saw this email come through. Vern KI4ONW
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