How can a frequency coordination be cancelled?
There are two primary reasons for cancellation of a coordination. • If a proposed new repeater never gets on the air or if an existing repeater goes off the air, the coordination may be subject to cancellation after a limited amount of time (not in operation after 6 months or more from date of coordination) • If any of the primary parameters which affect a repeater’s coverage area are changed by the sponsor, the coordination can be voided. For instance if it gets moved to a different location, of if the antenna height or transmitter power are changed, the changes would affect the coverage area, possibly creating new interference problems fot the repeater’s neighbors. Some coordinators require sponsors to file periodic up-dates in order to retain their coordinations. Others rely on their own monitoring efforts to keep abreast of activity. Click here to go back to the main page or to the beginning of this page.
