Nissan Patrol 4x4 (Africa)

ORRA will be hosting another radio day for programming of radio's and the tuning of antennas.

Date: Saturday 24 March 2012
Time: 13h00
Cost: R50.00 per radio
Venue: 446 Myburgh Street, Capital Park, Pretoria (next to LA Sport)

Contact for further information: myself (Christo) via this forum, or Rina Stander (mornings only) at orra@aawdc.org.za or 012-379-1715.

This is the perfect opportunity to get your VHF radios set up with the new ORRA frequencies!

Dankie Christo - ek sal daar wees.

Christo,


Great. Will be there

IF.. and this is a big IF.. ORRA can finalise my license vbefore then I shall be there as well.

Valid point... ORRA have run out of licenses that they may allocate

They've requested additional licenses from ICASA - let's hope that happens soon. I'll find out if people who are affected by this situation can get their radios programmed in the mean time...

lekker lekker lekker.... will be there !!

XenoBlitz wrote:IF.. and this is a big IF.. ORRA can finalise my license vbefore then I shall be there as well.

I've spoken to the ORRA folks and they say that people who have completed their applications (and paid the necessary monies) are welcome to bring their radios to the ORRA radio day next month to have them programmed. Rina will be present to ensure that you aren't turned away because you don't have a license yet.

Another problem facing all new applicants is that the ORRA licenses are valid for the ICASA financial year, which runs from beginning of April to end of March. That means that some people may (see, it's a big "may"!) end up paying for a license they'll never receive, and then receive a renewal notice from ORRA for that very same license they never had!

This is clearly not acceptable, so she'll be talking to ICASA about that as well. In the mean time there's not much we can do but be patient...

Thank you for the feedback. I guess you will see me there then :)

Waste of time for me. Still have no license after applying last year. Now issues with licenses, and have been told I need to waite another three months.

ChristoSlang wrote:I've spoken to the ORRA folks and they say that people who have completed their applications (and paid the necessary monies) are welcome to bring their radios to the ORRA radio day next month to have them programmed. Rina will be present to ensure that you aren't turned away because you don't have a license yet.

Still worthwhile to get the new frequencies programmed while ORRA & ICASA sort their troubles out...