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Thanks for the heads up! I was just thinking I've heard zilch AR traffic lately.

So to make sure I'm reading this right: For AR220 (p. 4-31), is the new entry freq 299.2 and the new exit freq 291.65?
 

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AR218/220 Old Primary 352.60
AR218/220 New Primary 274.45

AR219 Old Primary 366.30
AR219 New Primary 305.50

Secondary Freqs are the same 282.70

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Sorry, but where exactly am I supposed to look. I down loaded some ARF files but I'm not sure they are the right ones.
 

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dparana said:
AR218/220 Old Primary 352.60
AR218/220 New Primary 274.45

AR219 Old Primary 366.30
AR219 New Primary 305.50

Secondary Freqs are the same 282.70

Dave
Got it, thanks a lot! Is it your impression that these won't be available after 10/1 per the second notice on the home page? I can't exactly tell which are the USFIF and FLIP documents, unless they're referring to all of them.

Deepsky, do what dparana said: go to the web site and download the AP1B document.
 

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The easiest way to find the changes when you download the ARF documents is to look at the far right side of each line. That's the date of the last update. Not all updates are frequencies of course but it at least gives you a starting point. Look for lines marked 200707 or 200705. Those will be the most recent changes.

The actual frequencies you're concerned with are the primary and secondary AR freqs. Those are the freqs right after the column containing WGE. Yes, there have been several changes. The format of the document makes it difficult to line up the columns with the headings because the format is much wider than a monitor allows - even with a widescreen monitor.

Bottom line: the document is still available, many AR freqs have changed, and you better download it while you still have the opportunity to do so. All of this is going away in the near future.

Dave, thanks for starting this thread to point out these changes.
 

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A couple notes:

- I couldn't figure out where you got the freqs for AR-020SW ??

- AR-315E should be 343.25, not 343.35

- Similarly, I couldn't figure out where you got AR-315W, it's probably the same as AR-315E? Currently on the Wiki as 343.35.
 

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A couple notes:

- I couldn't figure out where you got the freqs for AR-020SW ??

- AR-315E should be 343.25, not 343.35

- Similarly, I couldn't figure out where you got AR-315W, it's probably the same as AR-315E? Currently on the Wiki as 343.35.

Otherwise, the bold changes look good.
 

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They're right on the same document - the AP1B. They're on my CD at the moment. I'll fix those typos-thanks for pointing them out.

Neither AR20SW nor AR315W show the primary/secondary freqs on the document so I would assume that you are correct - they are the same as the sector that's above it.

73s Mike

You can find the listings for AR20 (note no leading zero) on page 4-14. AR315 is shown on page 4-38. I don't know where I got those pri/sec freqs for AR20 - I guess I was seeing things. It should be fixed shortly.
 
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Thanks to DavidP for pointing these changes out to me.

AR-315E/W is now 343.25 (primary) and 236.65 (secondary)
AR-633A/B is now 240.35 (primary) and 343.25 (secondary)
 
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