FAO whoever is in charge of frequency selection,
This is just a suggestion.
Now that there are separate dedicated feeds for both the ZBW Gardner 36 and Concord 37 sectors (excellent feeds), and that both these frequencies are also covered on the "KORH & MA Area MilAir/Misc" radio, any chance you could take them off the "KORH & MA Area MilAir/Misc" radio and replace them with another ZBW sector ?
My suggestion would be to remove 123.750 and 134.700 and replace it with 133.425 the Bosox 47 sector. This would eliminate the redundancy and give you better overall sector coverage. The Bosox 47 RCAG in Woodstock appears it might be in range of ORH, so I'm guessing you might be able to hear the controller on 133.425 from ORH ?
Also the ZBW Boston Center (Low/East) radio is saturated with a lot of frequencies that are covered on other radios.
Low Altitude Sectors (below FL240):
Cape Sector (CAPE 18): 128.75 - covered on the Boston Center High (Atlantic) radio
Nantucket Sector (ACK 17 hi/log): 133.45 - covered on the Boston Center high (Atlantic) radio
Parso Sector (PARSO 16): 128.20
Gardner Sector (GDM 36): 123.750 - covered on the dedicated GDM 36 radio
Concord Sector (CON 37): 134.70 - covered on the dedicated CON 37 radio
Albany Sector (ALB 22): 121.35
BOSOX Sector (BOSOX 47): 133.425 - could be covered on the ORH radio
Providence Sector (PVD 34): 124.85
Chester Sector (CTR 07): 127.65
Canan Sector (CANAN 21): 132.65
Pawling Sector (PWL 06): 128.1 - covered on the BDR radio
Danbury Sector (DXR 19): 134.0 - covered on the BDR radio
Stewart Sector (SWF 05): 134.3
I'm not sure where this radio is located, but wouldn't it be better if it was dedicated to a specific area instead of loaded up with a lot of frequencies that are already covered on other radios ?
Again, just a suggestion. DJ