Here in ARCC land (arcc-inc.org) we require "re coordination" whenever the coordinated repeater's "footprint" changes. A change in: Location? Definitely! EIRP? Yep! HAAT? Sure thing.
License change? Trustee change? Call change? Notification (preferably in advance) from a responsible source (trustee, licensee, "owner") will suffice most of the time. The primary responsibility of a coordination council is to maintain adequate co-channel isolation; predicting and avoiding interference as much as possible. Bill Powell - WB1GOT ARCC VP Coordination --- In [email protected], "w2drh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think I must be confused. I was under the misapprehension that if > one modified the physical location (moved the repeater), had their > license expire, moved out of the area (where direct control of the > repeater was not possible), or modified the system, that the > coordination would be canceled or nullified. Am I mistaken? >
