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Subject: | Re: LF: 500 kHz as experimental license in the U.S.? |
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Date: | Fri, 05 Oct 2001 17:20:08 EDT |
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Hi Geri, Additional on their application: they have asked for several spot frequencies on the 600M band, plus 166.5 khz. If the project is approved by FCC's Office of Science & Technology (keeper of the X-calls), they will be assigned the Experimental call WC2XSR. Processing time can be up to 90 days. Participants listed are: W0OGH, W6DJX, K6QQ, WB6BYH, WA6QPL, K2VCO, W7QHO, W0RW, KH6O, W7EKB, K9EUI, W5TVW, W5JGV, AA1P, K1LKY, KJ4TG, NA4G, W4TIM, N4HAF, W4AUV, KQ2P, K0NG, N2CDD, WA7DIA, W8AU, KD6B, KF6AR, WA6RBQ, W7JWA, KE3AL, WS4S, W5USM, W5FRS, AB5S, KC4TOS,KG7YK. Mike W2AG (LWCA) |
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