Welcome  --  Bienvenue
Saint Lawrence Valley
Repeater Council

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

Ici, pour la 
Version Française

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

- General Meetings -
- Réunions Générales -

Have you filed your Full Technical Information Report?

Full Technical Information Reports have been requested for ALL systems with coordinated frequencies.  These reports were due before the end of October, 2008.  We are currently updating the database of repeater installations and determining which frequency coordinations will remain 
in effect.

While most sponsors or licensees have reported on their systems, there are still a number who have yet not 
done so, some for many years.

Systems for which  full technical information 
is not provided as requested are now  
designated as Coordination Suspended, and 
ultimately will be as Uncoordinated or 
Coordinated Status Revoked.

* Link to the S-List
Please check the Coordination Status of systems that have not filed current Technical Information Reports -

The SLVRC policies available on this site outline the 
possible consequences of lack of Coordinated status.
We're pleased to report that you can conveniently use the form on 
this site - the Send Info to the SLVRC button is working as it should 
and the information you file will be returned to the Council by Email.

Does this sound familiar?
A notice recently from the Western New York Southern 
Ontario Repeater Council to its clientele:

Repeater Council Needs Your Help!

The Western New York Southern Ontario Repeater Council (WNYSORC)
needs to know about your repeater.  The Council's job is to assist
repeater sponsors in finding frequencies and avoiding interference.

At present, there are 163 repeaters which have not been updated for
over two years.  The Council has been unable to contact their
sponsors, sometimes due to outdated contact information. 
Those repeaters are in danger of being classed as off-air and the
frequencies released for other users.

The council asks all hams to check with their local repeater sponsors
to ensure that their information is up-to-date with WNYSORC.
Sponsors can find the update forms on our website, www.wnysorc.org

-- Peter Henry VA3PWH, via Jim Taylor, VA3KU

- 2009 Spring General Meeting -

The Spring 2009 General Meeting was held on Saturday April 25 at 1:00 PM.  

A delicious light lunch was served to those participating.

- Réunion Générale pour Printemps 2009 -

La Réunion Générale du printemps 2009 a été tenu à Brockville 
samedi le 25 April.   Un déjeuner délicieux a été servi à tout le monde.

Partial Agenda for the Spring 2009 meeting:
               
         - Continued coordination of inactive repeaters on the 144 and 440 bands?
     - Submission of Technical Information Reports annually.
     - Revocation of Coordinated status of systems lacking full 
Technical Information Reports as requested by the end of October 2008.
- Election of SLVRC Chairman

Map of Brockville / Carte de Brockville

Graham Ide   VE3BYT
Chairman, SLVRC
chairman@slvrc.org

            
        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. - 


Saint Lawrence Valley Repeater Council
-- Table of Contents --


Executive of the Council


Policies and Processes of the SLVRC
 - See Note below -


Counties Served, 
and Subaudible Frequency Plan
Minutes of 
General Meetings

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

Form submission is WORKING.
Please complete your report and then click the 
'Send Information to the SLVRC' button.  
Your report will be sent to the Secretary and to the Frequency Coordinator.
Full reports were required for All Systems 
by the end of October, 2008.  Coordinated Status 
will be Revoked for those systems for which a 
report has not been filed.


SLVRC Area  Systems
plus Northern Ontario

Listings 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.  Thanks.
 

Minutes -
Spring 2007
General Meeting 		Minutes -
Spring 2008
General Meeting 		Minutes -
Fall 2008
General Meeting

Frequency Coordination
Frequently Asked Questions

 

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

 
Are you on the 220 Band ?  No rigs available, you say ?  Please see this file.
We have recently lost 40% of this excellent band.  Let's try to keep what is left of it.
Note re Frequency Listings:  The former listings have been replaced by a database of  
frequencies coordinated in the SLVRC area, plus Northern Ontario repeaters.  
 Please check the information for your system.  Advise the SLVRC Secretary
of any errors or omissions, without delay.
Note re SLVRC Policy:  The SLVRC policy is available as an Acrobat .pdf file.
Left click to view this format, or Right click to download the File - HERE.
Members are encouraged to be familiar with the policies of the Council, 
especially those concerning the requirements for annual and other reports 
to maintain the  'Coordinated' status of their systems.

SLVRC Notices, Bulletins and Notes  Pretty old, but some comments are still pertinent.
Listing of regional APRS Digipeaters  Please send me corrections and additions.
Are you experiencing a turkey attack (malicious interference) on your system?  
This URL might be of interest to you: http://www.motron.com/TransmitterID.html

A map of Carleton University, where we usually have
our Council meetings in the fall, is on the Web HERE .
It is probably worth bookmarking this site for future reference.
Look for building #10, ME, the Mackenzie Engineering Building,
and Parking Lot P2.

Map of Brockville showing the #2 Fire Station.

 

WebMaster:  Graham Ide -- VE3BYT

Your comments and suggestions are welcome.