In cases where the new licensee or owner cannot be recoordinated, the existing coordination will either remain with the original licensee with the existing coordination specifications, or else returned to the FRC and made available for re-issue. Name of licensee, callsign, mailing address, and both home and work telephone numbers. If the repeater is to be tone accessed, indicate the tone frequency. If so requested, the tone frequency will not be published. The application form used for coordination contains instructions for calculating ERP from known transmitter-output power, duplexer loss, feed line loss, and antenna gain.
All new coordinations are valid for six months from the date of issue.
Consequently a newly coordinated repeater must be in operation within six months of the coordination date. Failing this, the frequency pair, which may have been issued, will revert back to the FRC for re-issue. However, if a situation arises which causes a repeater to not be in operation within the alloted time, and an acceptable explanation shows that a reasonable effort is being made to put the system into operation, a 60- day extension may be granted upon written request from the licensee. It is the policy of the FRC to furnish to the ARRL all coordinated repeater pairs for publication in the ARRL Repeater Directory, except as noted in Par 15. This policy assists in maintaining the integrity of the frequency utilization plan.