Refer to the current Denver sectional excerpt showing the Mt Dora West High and Low Military Operations Area (MOA). According to the chart, how can a pilot find out whether this MOA is currently active?

Why: The chart prints a note box directly on the Mt Dora West High and Low MOA boundary: "CTC ALBUQUERQUE CNTR ON 132.8 OR 346.35 FOR MOA STATUS." MOAs are not always active, so a pilot planning to fly in or near one is expected to contact the controlling agency named on the chart to check current status before relying on the airspace being clear.

• MOAs are active only during published or announced times, not continuously — the chart's own note directs pilots to check status by contacting ATC, not to assume the area is always hot.
• Invents a printed activation schedule; this chart's own note directs pilots to a real-time radio contact for current MOA status, not to a static published schedule.