Welcome  --  Bienvenue
Saint Lawrence Valley
Repeater Council

Comité de Coordination
de Fréquences de la
Vallée du St-Laurent

The Saint Lawrence Valley Repeater Council serves the diversified amateur 
radio community in coordinating the use of the 10 Meter FM segment and 
higher frequency bands for installations normally operating on one or more 
fixed frequencies.

The area of the Council includes Franklin and St. Lawrence Counties of 
New York State, the counties of Eastern Ontario, and a portion of Western 
Quebec. The Council has been in regular operation for over 30 years.

Please communicate with the Council through the Secretary, SLVRC
Veuillez communiquer avec le Conseil au Secrétaire, SLVRC

WebMaster:  Graham Ide -- VE3BYT



Did you file your Technical Information Report for 2011?
(Most of you did not file a report!)  
An annual report is required to maintain your 
system as 'Coordinated'.  Your system information is 
essential to enable reasonable frequency recommendations.


- General Meeting -
- Réunion Générale -


- 2012 Spring General Meeting -

The 2012 Spring General Meeting will be held on 
 May 12 in Smiths Falls at the Smiths Falls Curling Club, 
following the amateur radio fleamarket.  

The meeting is scheduled for 12:00.
Here is a map showing the location of the 
Curling Club on Old Sly's Road.


This will be an important, perhaps pivotal meeting 
and your participation would be appreciated.

N.B.
  Please read these comments about the 
current situation of the SLVRC.
Your observations are needed at this time.


Graham Ide   VE3BYT
Chairman, SLVRC
chairman@slvrc.org


 

SLVRC
-- Table of Contents --

Policies and Processes of the SLVRC
- See Note below -

Counties Served, and Subaudible Tone Plan

Executive of the Council

Technical information Report Form 
for Annual Reports, System Modifications,
 or to request a New Coordination
  

- Short form Technical Information Report (No Changes Report) -
N.B. Note the conditions under which this form may 
be used, as defined on the form
.

Listings of Systems (SLVRC and Northern Ontario) by Frequency and Location
Plus APRS and Packet Stations

For the present, these listings are off the SLVRC site.  Return from the listings with your Back button, or 
go to www.slvrc.org again. 

Links to Associated Organizations
and to Northern Ontario Amateur Radio Club sites

Regional APRS Digipeaters 

Notes on the 222 MHz Band.

Frequency Coordination - 
Frequently Asked Questions

Note about SLVRC Policy and Processes -
Members are encouraged to be familiar with the policies of the Council, especially those concerning annual and other reports that are required to maintain the  'Coordinated' status of their systems.

      Are you on the SLVRC Email communication list 'slvrclist@lists.ca'? 
             Please subscribe at  http://www.lists.ca/listinfo/slvrclist

  - Subscribe with your regular Email address, 
not your @rac... or @arrl... alias.

Map of Brockville showing the #2 Fire Station.
Carte de Brockville indique le #2 Poste du Feu.