Sam Churchill wrote: > The only catch about 3.65 is that is supposedly not allowed in the > Portland metro area. > If that's the case, it's likely due to the Canadian border zone, in which case pretty much anything there or closer to the border is also subject to the same restrictions. > But I don't think anyone has really checked on it. The FCC, for > example, is notorious for having out of date and erroneous > information. What somebody needs to do is actually drive out to those > earthstations and talk to someone. Maybe they've dumped that frequency > long ago. > Ask a HAM. If they haven't had to figure it out firsthand, odds are someone they know has.
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