[PPRAANet] Frequency Coordinator needed for help with an" Industrial/Business" radio license application.

[Dennis Rosas]

Gentlemen,

Please check the link below. 

http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=service_home&id=industrial_business


This should answer your question on how to get the church set up to use commercial radios.
On this page is a link for spectrum coordinators to assist with spectrum assignment.

v/r

Dennis Rosas AC0IV
>------- Original Message -------
>From    : Phillip H. Blanton[mailto:N0TAN at radwarrior.com]
>Sent    : 9/15/2008 9:21:43 PM
>To      : ppraanet at mailman.qth.net
>Cc      : 
>Subject : RE: [PPRAANet] Frequency Coordinator needed for help with an"Industrial/Business" radio license application.
>
 >I have been tasked with researching a new radio system for our church. 
We have been using crappy plastic FRS radios for a couple of years, much 
to my chagrin. Finally, someone loaned us a set of business-class UHF 
radios and everyone was so blown away by the performance of "real" 
radios, that the church has decided to spend the money on a set of nice 
radios.

I know most of what I need to know in order to get the radios chosen and 
ordered, but am having problems finding the information I need to get 
the license application done.

Apparently I need to hire an FCC certified Frequency Coordinator to help 
us select a frequency and complete the application.

Can any of you guys help with that? Information would be great. If any 
of you are FCC certified frequency coordinators for hire, we'd be 
pleased as punch to hire you to get our license application done.

Thanks!

--
With Regards,

Phillip H. Blanton (NØTAN)
N0TAN at Radwarrior.com
N0TAN at arrl.net

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