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shortwave high-frequency (HF) bands? This chart helps you follow the rules. A band-by-band plan showing where to find different types of activity is available from the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). Band Frequencies (In MHz) Modes You Can Use 80 meters 3.525 – 3.600 CW 40 meters 7.025 – 7.125 CW 15 meters 21.025 – 21.200 CW
HF 200 watts PEP maximum 80 meters 3.525 ---3.600 MHz 40 meters 7.025 7.125 MHz 15 meters 21.025 21.200 MHz 10 meters 28.000 28.300 28.300 MHz 28.500 MHz CW CW CW CW, RTvTY/data CW, SSB 6 meters 50.000 ... 934079_Band Plans - Image to Printable PDF_01121 Created Date: 1/12/2021 2:36:13 PM ...
This Band Plan is meant to be a general guide and local band plans take precedence. Under restructuring, all Advanced license classes retain their operating privileges. https://utc.org/plc-database-ama-teurnotification-process/. You will need to register once for each band.
These cards include plans for HF (1.8-30 mHz), VHF (50-225 mHz), & UHF (420 mHz-1.3 gHz) - Also the amateur EHF bands. Take with you anywhere! - Field Day, emergency deployments, mobile or just out having fun.
Introduction of band plan by bandwidth. CW segment extended from 7000-7035 kHz to 7000-7040 kHz. Narrow band modes, digimodes segment moved and extended from 7035-7038 kHz to 7040-7047 kHz.
Operating on the shared 60 meter band can get complicated so learn the new rules! SUGGESTED FREQUENCIES AND OPERATING MODES FOR HF BY GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT
HF Bandplan. After approval by the Virtual General Conference in Novi Sad 2020, the modifications of the Region 1 HF band plan became effective at 16 October 2020. VHF & up Bandplans. The VHF band plans are kept under continuous review and the latest versions can be accessed via the above link
