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I'm sorry if this question has already been asked before.
When applying for an FCC license in the VHF 144-174Mhz band, do they charge for only 1 frequency or 1 fee for as many as you would like to use?
I am trying to be able to have 3 private channels for use in my home town as well as out in the desert so there arent other people keying over us.
Is there anyone in California that has gone through the proces of obtaining multiple frequencies that could answer some questions for me?
Thank You!
 
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