I have already sent an email last week to the ARRL about this matter. It has been forwarded onto the FM Society for review. I have heard nothing more about it. More Dstar Users need to contact them about such matters.
Dennis N5VRP ========================================================= On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 8:17 PM, Eric Gildersleeve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > North Texas D*STAR Users: > > I am once again working on updating the D*STAR Frequency Plan for our > Denton County Amateur Radio Operators. I've decided that in addition to > adding the number of other repeaters that have sprung up in the area to > also include simplex frequencies. Our primary use for the simplex > frequencies of course would be in the event of repeater failure or just > being outside the coverage area. I know that I don't need to explain > that to any of you out there. [;)] > > I would like to hear from other users in the North Central Texas Region > (COG or nearby). I would like to attempt coordination with other groups > so that we can have similar frequencies to use and of course add a few > others if needed to avoid congestion if we are working a large scale > event. > > I am also interested in hearing about National D*STAR Simplex > Frequencies similar to the 146.520 and 446.000 for Analog FM. > > Thank you for your assistance in this project! > > Eric Gildersleeve ~ KD7CAO > Emergency Management (homeless) > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regards, Dennis, N5VRP [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dstar User / D-Gate Provider ARRL Member Cactus-Intertie Member AMSAT Member, President's Club 73's from SATX, EL09rk [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
