We will do this through a Google service called “Hangouts Meet”. This will be another virtual (on-line) meeting complete with audio and video. KH6HTV, will cover the basics of analog and digital TVĪnd will show us what equipment is necessary.īoulder has a DATV repeater with coverage of most of metro Denver,
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Presented by Jim, KH6HTV Amateur TV hams today are transmitting full broadcast quality, hi-definition digital TV. The ARRL's comments on the matter can be found at: Anyone who may have missed the earlierĬomment period, or who wishes to file additional information and/orĬomments, can submit them between March 1 and March 31. annual administrative fee to be applied to radioĮquipment located on USFS land. The US Forest Service has sent a Notice to the Federal RegisterĪnnouncing that they will re-open the window for comments on the In your comment, please mention that Amateur Radio's basis is serving the public in times of disasters and other emergency situations.
Please first read the ARRL's comment and then consider filing your opposition to this fee with a meaningful comment using the link below. If the $1,400 annual fee were implemented that would probably cause us to remove the 449.350 repeater from Squaw Mountain. The club already pays a monthly fee to a contractor that leases the mountain top space and in turn charges DRC and others a monthly fee to have the equipment there. If implemented, this would seriously affect our 449.350 repeater on Squaw Mountain and many other clubs that have equipment on Squaw or other Forest Service Land. The following is a proposal for a $1,400 annual fee for radio equipment on US Forrest Service Land.
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