Western Washington Amateur Relay Association
Providing frequency coordination services for Western Washington since 1976.
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WWARA Site Links |
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| * | Database Access |
| * | Database Extract (csv) |
| * | Database Extract (PDF) |
| * | Vision Statement |
| * | Site Map |
| * | Who are we? |
| * | Address/e-mail |
| * | Dues and Fees |
| * | Technical Data Form |
| * | Virtual Board Meeting |
| * | Member's Reflector |
| * | Membership Meeting Schedule |
| * | Membership Meeting Minutes |
| * | Expired Coordinations |
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Useful Links
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WWARA PDF format Documents |
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| * | Contact List |
| * | Bylaws |
| * | Coordination Policies |
| * | Band Plan |
Based on the agreement between The United States and Canada on Frequency coordination in 1965, certain frequency usage is limited between "Line A' and "Line B", and "Line C" and "Line D". These are described in detail on the FCC web page. They are also illustrated on the FCC map.
For the user's convenience the map below shows the approximate location of the "Line A"
in Western Washington.
For the user's convenience the map below shows the approximate location of the "Line A"
in the greater Seattle-Tacoma area.
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