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(Scott Dorsey) wrote:

So what is the current licensing status on these? Do I need to get an
auxiliary license added to the station license like with the STL, or do
I just call the local frequency coordinator and ask to book the frequency
for certain days? I remember this being covered on the first phone test
but a lot of things have changed since I took the test....

Yes, those must be licensed for routine use. The difficulty in doing
that will depend upon where you are located. Here in the San Francisco
Bay Area, the channels are packed. Even use of a licensed channel
requires spot coordination by anyone planning use that might spill out
of his immediate service area.

The bottom line is it needs to be licensed and you need to coordinate.

Read Part 74.

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