Before you "put a uhf repeater on the air," you need to
be assigned a frequency by the Mid-America Coordination
Council (MACC). The Nebraska coordinator is John Gebuhr
WB0CMC and he may be contacted at the address listed in
www.qrz.com
He will mail you the required forms and upon successful
completion of the coordination process you will be
assigned a repeater pair.
If you have reason to believe that a repeater is being
operated contrary to Part 97 (ie; no control operator)
you may report this information to John. In addition to
being the Nebraska coordinator, he is also an 'OO' and
will investigate your allegation.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "nebraska_ham"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
please help us and tell us how we should proceed. we are attempting
to put a uhf repeater on the air and someone is using the frequency
we intended to go on. the repeater has been abandonded as the
repeater owner moved away several years ago. i am guessing that we
just df the transmitter and take it down. attempts to find the
repeater owner are useless as he left the state years ago. we heard
that the owner who abandoned it is now on the west coast, there are a
few rumors that he is in the military out of country. advice is
appreciated here since the fcc is so useless.
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