Nats Frequency Split

[Bill Glaze]

Ron:
Have the dates for the pattern Nats' been established?  Bill Glaze

Ron Van Putte wrote:

> All - While I was at AMA Headquarters at the Nats Planning Meeting 
> last weekend, I submitted a draft 2005 Nats entry form, which includes 
> the frequency split.  Based on the observations of several 
> individuals, who pointed out an excess of 50 MHz channels allocated to 
> the Intermediate event, I modified the frequency split for the Nats 
> from what it has been for many years.  The only changes are that I 
> moved channel 06 from Intermediate to Advanced and moved channel 07 
> from Intermediate to Master. That results in one 50 MHz channel on 
> Intermediate, two on Advanced, three on Master and four on F3A.  This 
> change allocates the 50 MHz channels to events which are more likely 
> to need them.  I thought briefly about moving one 50 MHz channel from 
> F3A to Master, based on recent Nats attendance, but didn't.
>
> Check out the 2005 Nats frequency split on the NSRCA web site at 
> http://www.nsrca.org/competition/NsrcaNationals/natschannels.htm
>
> Ron Van Putte
> NSRCA Vice President/Nats Coordinator
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