Alabama Frequency Coordination and Repeater Advancement Society
Alabama Amateur / Ham Radio frequency and repeater coordination services the 21st century way, with the ability to apply for coordination and membership and manage changes online.
2020 is here, and AFCRAS.ORG is off to a quick start. We finalized the newest coordination on January 1, 2020, which is the N2EMA 444.125(+) 100.0 PL repeater in the …
Off To An Early Start for 2020 — Newest Coordination is 444.125(+) N2EMA Repeater Read MoreThe Alabama Frequency Coordination and Repeater Advancement Society (AFCRAS) has pledged and intends to fully live up the latter part of the organization’s name — “Repeater Advancement Society” — and …
Would You Like To Be A Featured Presenter? Read MoreA lot of folks are asking us if/how they can transfer an existing coordination for a repeater in Alabama so that it is coordinated with the Alabama Frequency Coordination and …
How To Transfer Your Existing Alabama Repeater Coordination to AFCRAS Read MoreMany of you have been asking and asking for years for frequency and repeater coordination for Alabama hams to be improved, modernized, streamlined, be better aligned with adjoining states, and …
You Can Now APPLY ONLINE for Amateur Radio Frequency Coordination in Alabama Read MoreIf you would like to apply for AFCRAS membership, it’s easy. You can even fill out your membership application online and submit it quickly, without being forced to download forms, …
AFCRAS Online Membership Application Is Now Available with FREE DUES for a limited time. Read More