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Coordination Request for a Fixed Frequency Facility

Coordination of a new or proposed repeater
No longer in service - delete.
Update information for an existing repeater
Other:

Repeater Sponsor :
Repeater callsign:
Overall coverage area:
Main city/town served:

Technical Data

Repeater transmit frequency:     Repeater receive frequency:
Purpose of facility:
Voice repeater   Packet node   Link   Other:
Open repeater or Closed/Private repeater
Transmitter output power: Watts
Antenna type:     Gain: dB

Access method:
Carrier    Sub-audible toneHz    Touchtone:

Features: Open Autopatch    Closed Autopatch    Linked to:
Emergency power    PEP affiliated    Packet    Digital repeater    Television

Location of repeater (confidential - not for publication)

Site location:
Elevation above sea level: m Height of antenna above ground: m
Geographical coordinates (ddd/mm/ss) Latitude N Longitude W

Submitted by: Owner Operator Local contact person
Other

Name:	Call:
Address:
City:	PostCode:
Home Phone:	Work Phone: Fax:
email (required):

Other Info:
A confirmation of this request will be sent to the e-mail address entered here. However, we suggest you also print a copy of your form before sending

BCARCC does not guarantee a clear channel. The main purpose of the coordination is to document existing and planned repeaters, and to share that information among users. If interference is created or encountered, it is expected that the repeater operators will attempt to resolve the problem in a spirit of goodwill, having due regard for prior coordination and use.
BCARCC will publish general repeater data such as call sign, sponsor, Tx/Rx frequencies and area of coverage. Other information, such as link frequencies and specific repeater location, will be retained by BCARCC coordinators, but will not be made public.

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