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IARU REGION 1 HF BAND PLAN

01 June 2016.

 

Frequency (kHz)

Max

Bandwidth

(Hz)

Preferred Mode and Usage

2 200 m Band:

 

135.7 – 137.8

200

CW, QRSS and narrow band digital modes

630 m Band:

 

472 – 475 **

200

CW See NOTES

 

475 – 479 **

(#)

CW, digimodes See NOTES

(**) If a frequency is to be selected, particular attention must be paid to still existing Non Directional

Beacons (NDB) of the radionavigaton service! (#) maximum bandwidth not specified, 500 Hz

suggested.

160 m Band:

 

1 810 – 1 838

200

CW, 1 836 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

1 838 – 1 840

500

Narrow band modes

 

1 840 – 1 843

2 700

All modes – digimodes, (*)

 

1 843 – 2 000

2 700

All modes, (*)

Radio Amateurs in countries that have a SSB allocation ONLY below 1840 kHz, may continue to use

it, but the National Societies in those countries are requested to take all necessary steps with their

licence administrations to adjust the phone allocations in accordance with the Region 1 Band plan.

(Davos 2005)

80 m Band:

 

3 500 – 3 510

200

CW, priority for intercontinental operation

 

3 510 – 3 560

200

CW, contest preferred, 3 555 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity

 

3 560 – 3 570

200

CW, 3 560 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

3 570 – 3 580

200

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

3 580 – 3 590

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

3 590 – 3 600

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

3 600 – 3 620

2 700

All modes - digimodes, automatically controlled data station (unattended),

(*)

 

3 600 – 3 650

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred, 3 630 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of

Activity, (*)

 

3 650 – 3 700

2 700

All modes, 3 690 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

 

3 700 – 3 775

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred

 

3 735 kHz – Image Centre of Activity

 

3 760 kHz – Reg 1 Emergency Centre of Activity

 

3 775 – 3 800

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred, priority for intercontinental operation

60 m Band:

 

5 351.5 – 5 354.0

500

CW, Narrow band modes – digimodes See NOTES

 

5 354.0 – 5 366.0

2 700

All modes, USB recommended for voice operation (##) See NOTES

 

5 366.0 – 5 366.5

20 (!)

Weak signal narrow band modes See NOTES

It is strongly recommended that frequencies within the WRC-15 allocation only be used if there are no

other frequencies available at 5 MHz under domestic (ITU-R article 4.4) permissions.

IARU Region 1 June 2016

Local nets and long rag chew QSOs should not use the WRC-15 allocation at 5 MHz but should

instead make use of the 3,5 MHz, 5 MHz domestic or 7 MHz bands where there is more spectrum

available.

40 m Band:

 

7 000 – 7 040

200

CW, 7 030 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

7 040 – 7 047

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

7 047 – 7 050

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

7 050 – 7 053

2 700

All modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)

(*)

 

7 053 – 7 060

2 700

All modes – digimodes

 

7 060 – 7 100

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred

 

7 070 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity

 

7 090 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

 

7 100 – 7 130

2 700

All modes, 7 110 kHz – Reg 1 Emergency Centre of Activity

 

7 130 – 7 175

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred, 7 165 kHz – Image Centre of Activity

 

7 175 – 7 200

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred, priority for intercontinental operation

30 m Band:

 

10 100 – 10 130

200

CW, 10 116 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

10 130 – 10 150

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

SSB may be used during emergencies involving the immediate safety of life and property and only by

stations actually involved in the handling of emergency traffic.

The band segment 10 120 kHz to 10 140 kHz may be used for SSB transmissions in the area of

Africa south of the equator during local daylight hours. News bulletins on any mode should not be

transmitted on the 10 MHz band.

20 m Band:

 

14 000 – 14 060

200

CW, contest preferred, 14 055 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity

 

14 060 – 14 070

200

CW, 14 060 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

14 070 – 14 089

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

14 089 – 14 099

500

Narrow band modes - digimodes automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

14 099 – 14 101

IBP, exclusively for beacons

 

14 101 – 14 112

2 700

All modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)

 

14 112 – 14 125

2 700

All modes

 

14 125 – 14 300

2 700

All modes, SSB contest preferred

 

14 130 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity

 

14 195 kHz ± 5 kHz - Priority for DXpeditions

 

14 230 kHz – Image Centre of Activity

 

14 285 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

 

14 300 – 14 350

2 700

All modes, 14 300 kHz – Global Emergency centre of Activity

 

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17 m Band:

 

18 068 – 18 095

200

CW, 18 086 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

18 095 – 18 105

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

18 105 – 18 109

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

18 109 – 18 111

IBP, exclusively for beacons

 

18 111 – 18 120

2 700

All modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)

 

18 120 – 18 168

2 700

All modes, 18 130 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

 

18 150 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity

 

18 160 kHz – Global Emergency Centre of Activity

15 m Band:

 

21 000 – 21 070

200

CW, 21 055 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity

 

21 060 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

21 070 – 21 090

500

Narrow band modes, digimodes

 

21 090 – 21 110

500

Narrow band modes, digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

21 110 – 21 120

2 700

All modes (excluding SSB), digimodes, automatically controlled data

stations (unattended)

 

21 120 – 21 149

500

Narrow band modes

 

21 149 – 21 151

IBP, exclusively for beacons

 

21 151 – 21 450

2 700

All modes, 21 180 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity

 

21 285 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

 

21 340 kHz – Image Centre of Activity

 

21 360 kHz – Global Emergency Centre of Activity

12 m Band:

 

24 890 – 24 915

200

CW, 24 906 kHz – QRP centre of activity

 

24 915 – 24 925

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

24 925 – 24 929

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

24 929 – 24 931

IBP, exclusively for beacons

 

24 931 – 24 940

2 700

All modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

24 940 – 24 990

2 700

All modes, 24 950 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

24 960 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity

10 m Band:

 

28 000 – 28 070

200

CW 28 055 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity

 

28 060 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity

 

28 070 – 28 120

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes

 

28 120 – 28 150

500

Narrow band modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations

(unattended)

 

28 150 – 28 190

500

Narrow band modes

 

28 190 – 28 199

IBP, regional time shared beacons

 

28 199 – 28 201

IBP, worldwide time shared beacons

 

28 201 – 28 225

IBP, continuous duty beacons

 

28 225 – 28 300

2 700

All modes – beacons

 

28 300 – 28 320

2 700

All modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)

 

28 320 – 29 000

2 700

All modes, 28 330 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity

 

28 360 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity

 

28 680 kHz – Image Centre of Activity

 

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29 000 – 29 100

29 100 – 29 200

29 200 – 29 300

6 000

6 000

6 000

All modes

All modes – FM simplex – 10 kHz channels

All modes – digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)

 

29 300 – 29 510

6 000

Satellite Links

 

29 510 – 29 520

Guard channel

 

29 520 – 29 590

6 000

All modes – FM repeater input (RH1 – RH8)

 

29 600

6 000

All modes – FM calling channel

 

29 610

6 000

All modes – FM simplex repeater (parrot - input and output)

 

29 620 – 29 700

6 000

All modes – FM repeater outputs (RH1 – RH8)

Definitions

All modes - CW, SSB and those modes listed as Centres of Activity, plus AM (Consideration should

be given to adjacent channel users)

Image modes - Any analogue or digital image modes within the appropriate bandwidth, for example

SSTV and FAX

Narrow band modes - All modes using up to 500 Hz bandwidth, including CW, RTTY, PSK, etc.

Digimodes - Any digital mode used within the appropriate bandwidth, for example RTTY, PSK,

MT63, etc.

Notes

The frequencies in the band plan are understood as “transmitted frequencies” (not those of the

suppressed carrier!)

To prevent any out of band transmission the maximum dial setting for USB Voice mode should be 3

kHz below upper band edge on bands 20 m to 10 m.

(*) - Lowest dial setting for LSB Voice mode: 1 843, 3 603 and 7 053 kHz

(##) - Highest dial setting for USB Voice mode on the 60 m band: 5 363 kHz

CW QSOs are accepted across all bands, except within beacon segments. (Recommendation

DV05_C4_Rec_13)

Amplitude modulation (AM) may be used in the telephony sub-bands providing consideration is given

to adjacent channel users. (NRRL Davos 05).

Sideband Usage

Below 10 MHz lower sideband (LSB) is recommended and above 10 MHz use upper sideband (USB).

The exception to this is on the 5 MHz band where USB is recommended.

630 m band:

Details shown in the band plan above should be understood as “proposed usage.”

(VA14_C4_Rec_02)

60 m band:

Details shown in the band plan above should be understood as “proposed usage.”

(VIE14_C4_Rec_02)

IARU Region 1 June 2016

Contests

Where no DX traffic is involved, the contest segments should not include 3 500 – 3 510 kHz or 3 775 -

3 800 kHz.

Non-contesting radio amateurs are recommended to use the contest-free HF bands (30, 17 and 12 m)

during the largest international contests. (DV05_C4_Rec_07)

Contests should be restricted to 160, 80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 m. That is 60, 30, 17, and 12 m bands shall

not be used for contests. (VIE16_C4_Rec_06 *)

(* to be ratified at General Conference 2017)

For more recommendations about contest segments see the IARU Region 1 HF Manager Handbook.

Unmanned transmitting stations:

The term “automatically controlled data stations” includes Store and Forward stations.

IARU member societies are requested to limit this activity on the HF bands.

It is recommended that any unmanned transmitting stations on HF shall only be activated under

operator control except for beacons agreed with the IARU Region 1 beacon coordinator, or specially

licensed experimental stations.

Member Societies are reminded of the recommendation in the IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan ‘that any

unmanned transmitting stations on HF shall only be activated under operator control, except for

beacons agreed with the IARU Region 1 Beacon Coordinator’.

Unmanned transmitting stations, and operation involving unmanned transmitting stations, must

adhere to the frequency and bandwidth limits of the band plan.

The operator connecting to an automatically controlled unmanned transmitting station is responsible

for not causing interference. This is particularly important in the 30 metre band where the amateur

service only has secondary status.

Amateur radio operators may transmit messages via unmanned transmitting stations during

coordinated emergency, and disaster preparedness exercises, limited to the duration of such

exercises, using a bandwidth not exceeding 2 700 Hz.

Such communication should be announced regularly on the frequency, and radio amateurs not

participating in the communication should cooperate by not transmitting on the frequency.

(VA14_C4_Rec_06).

Beacons

For information about IARU Region 1 beacon policy see the IARU Region 1 HF Manager Handbook.

Remote controlled operation on HF

Remote controlled operation is defined to mean operation where a licensed operator controls an

amateur radio station from a remote control terminal.

Where a station is operated remotely, the following conditions shall apply:

Remote operation must be permitted, or not objected to, by the Regulatory Authority of the country

where the station is located.

1. The call sign to be used should be the call sign issued by the Regulatory Authority of the country in

which the station is located. This applies irrespective of the location of the operator.

IARU Region 1 June 2016

2. It should be noted that the CEPT T/R 61-01 agreement only applies to people using their own call

sign, with the appropriate country prefix, when the operator is actually visiting that country, not for

remote operation.

3. Any further requirements regarding the participation of remotely controlled stations in contests or

award programs are a matter for the various contest or award program organisers.

(SC11_C4_REC_07) , (VA14_C4_REC_04)

History

 

2005 Davos

Introduction of band plan by bandwidth

Effective 1 January 2006

 

2008 Cavtat

Several modifications

Effective 29 March 2009

 

CW segment extended from 7 000 – 7 035 kHz to 7 000 -7 040 kHz

 

Narrow band modes, digimodes segment moved and extended from 7 035 - 7 038

kHz to 7 040 - 7 047 kHz.

 

Narrow band modes, digimodes, segment for automatically controlled stations

(unattended) moved and extended from 7 038 – 7 040 kHz to 7 047 – 7 050 kHz

 

All modes, digimodes, segment for automatically controlled stations (unattended)

moved from 7 040 – 7 043 kHz to 7 050 – 7 053 kHz

 

Introduction of SSB preferred contest segments 7 060 – 7 100 kHz and 7 130 – 7

200 kHz

 

Introduction of Digital Voice Activity Centres

 

2011 Sun City

Several modifications

Effective 17 August 2011

 

CW contest preferred segment 7 000 – 7 025 kHz withdrawn

 

Segment 29 100 – 29 200 kHz changed from maximum bandwidth of 2 700 Hz to

maximum 6 000 Hz.

 

Introduction of new segment 29100 - 29200 kHz for FM simplex operation (10 kHz

channels)

 

Removal of FM simplex channels 29 520 – 29 550 kHz and 29 610 – 29 650 kHz

 

Number of FM Repeater channels increased to eight, former FM simplex channels

became new repeater input, respectively repeater output channels

 

FM repeater channels renumbered, RH1 = 29 520 / 29 620 kHz, RH8 = 29 590 / 29

690 kHz

 

Introduction of FM Simplex Repeater 29 610 kHz (parrot, input + output)

 

2014 Varna

Several modifications

Effective 26 September 2014

 

Segment 29 000 – 29 100 kHz: Change from maximum bandwidth of 2 700 Hz to

maximum 6 000 Hz

 

Satellite segment 29 300 – 29 510 kHz: Removal of downlink restriction

 

2016 Vienna

Several modifications *

(* to be ratified by General Conference 2017)

Effective 01 June 2016

 

Introduction of narrow bandwidth segment with maximum bandwidth of 200 Hz from

3 570 kHz to 3 580 kHz

 

Narrow bandwidth mode segment with maximum bandwidth of 500 Hz extended by

10 kHz now from 10 130 kHz to 10 150 kHz


 

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Frecuencia

 Maximum Bandwidth Mode uso

50.000

 

 

 

50.100

 

 

500 Hz

 

Telegrafia Exclusivamente

(excepto Proyecto BALIZAS)

 50.000 - 010 Region 1*

 50.010 - 020 Region 2*

 50.020 - 030 Region 3*

 50.050 CW future international centro actividad

 50.090 Intercontinental  centro actividad

50.100

 

 

 

50.200

 

 

2 700 Hz

 

Telegrafia

& SSB

 50.100 - 130   Intercontinental seccion

 50.110   Intercontinential centro actividad

 50.130 - 200 International seccion

 50.150  International centro actividad

50.200

 

50.300

 

2 700 Hz

 

Telegrafia

& SSB

 General uso

 50.285 banda cruzada

50.300

 

 

50.400

 

 

2 700 Hz

 

MGM

Banda estrecha

Telegrafia

 50.305 PSK centro actividad

 50.310 - 320  EME centro actividad

 50.320 - 380  MS centro actividad

50.400

 

 

50.500

 

 

1 000 Hz

 

 

MGM

Telegrafia

 

 

BALIZAS Exclusivamente

50.401 MHz +/- 500Hz WSPR BALIZAS

50.500

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

52.000

 

 

 

 

12 kHz

 

 

 

 

todos los modos

 50.510    SSTV

50.520 - 540  Simplex FM Internet Voice Pasarelas

50.550   Frecuencia TRABAJO IMAGEN

50.600   RTTY (FSK)

50.620 - 750   Comunicaciones DIGITALES

50.630    Digital Voice (DV) llamada

51.210 - 390  FM/DV entradas de repetidores

51.410 - 590  FM/DV Simplex

51.510    FM llamada Frecuencia

51.810 - 51.990  FM canales salida repetidores

52.000

54.000

 500 KHz todos los modos  (*)


(*) In those Region 1 countries where 52 - 54 MHz (or parts thereof) is allocated, its use should be planned on the basis of up to 4 x 500 kHz blocks which may be sub-divided to suit digital applications. Amateurs using digital transmission methods must also ensure that their transmissions do not spread beyond band edges.

Overview of 50 MHz status in ITU Region 1 (Revised 26th Feb 2016 - ON4AVJ). Minor additions 1st June 2016 - G3PSM 

Country

Allocation Table or EFIS

Comments
Albania 50.0-52.0 MHz sec  
Algeria (PDR of)   ARA website
Andorra 50.0-52.0 MHz sec   
Angola (Republic of)    
Armenia (republic of)    
Austria 50.0-52.0 MHz sec max. 100 Watts
Azerbaijani Republic    
Bahrain (Kingdom of)

50.0-50.5 MHz primary,

50.5-52.0 MHz sec

 RR 4.4 - 1500 Watts - A92IO Dec 2013
Belarus (Republic of) Not allowed  operation allowed 1994-1998 (BFRR)
Belgium 50.0-52.0 MHz sec  
Benin (Republic of)    
Bosnia and Hercegovina 50.0-52.0 MHz sec  
Botswana (Republic of) 50-54 MHz prim FN 5.169
Bulgaria (Republic of) 50.05-50.20 MHz sec Max 10 Watts  
Burkina Faso    
Burundi (Republic of) 50-54 MHz prim FN 5.169 (removed from footnote WRC-12)
Cameroon (Republic of)    
Cape Verde (Republic of)    
Central African Republic    
Chad (Republic of)    
Comoros (union of the)    
Congo (Democratic Republic of the) 50-54 MHz prim FN 5.169
Congo (Republic of)    
Côte d'Ivoire    
Croatia (Republic of) 50.0-51.9 MHz sec 100 Watts and max 12 kHz bandwidth
Cyprus (Republic of) 50.0-51.0 MHz sec  400 Watts
Czech Republic 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 20 Watts
Denmark 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 1 kW max
Djibouti (Republic of)    
Egypt (Arab Republic of)    
Equatorial Guinea (Republic of)    
Eritrea    
Estonia (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 1 kW max
Ethiopia (FDR of)    
Faroe Islands 50.0-52.0 MHz sec  
Finland 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 200 Watts PEP 

France

 50.2-52.0 MHz sec 120 Watts PEP (RR 1.157) 
Gabonese Republic    
Gambia (Republic of the)    
Georgia    
Germany (Federal Republic of) 50.08-51.0 MHz sec 25 Watts ERP 
Ghana    
Greece 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 Watts PEP 
Guinea (Republic of)    
Guinea-Bissau (Republic of)    
Hungary (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 10 Watts ERP 
Iceland 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 Watts 
Iraq (Republic of)    
Ireland 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 W updated IRTS July 2010
Israel (State of) 50-50.2 MHz sec 25 Watts PEP 
Italy 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 500 Watts
Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of) 50.0-51.5 MHz  
Kazakhstan (Republic of)    
Kenya (Republic of)    
Kuwait (State of)    
Kyrgyz Republic    
Latvia (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 sec  50 Watts
Lebanon   Not allowed
Lesotho (Kingdom of) 50.0-54.0 MHz prim FN 5.169
Liberia (Republic of)    
Liechtenstein (Principality of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 25 Watts ERP 
Lithuania (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec Class A operators only - 25 Watts EIRP 
Luxembourg 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 Watts ERP
Madagascar (Republic of)    
Malawi 50-54 MHz prim FN 5.169
Mali (Republic of)    
Malta 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 Watts PEP 
Mauretania (Islamic Republic of)    
Mauritius (Republic of)   not allowed (ops who activated 3B9C)
Moldova (Republic of)   not allowed (ARM)
Monaco (Principality of) 50.0-52.0 MHz  (http://www.arm.asso.mc/page21.html)
Montenegro 50.0-52.0 MHz sec   
Mongolia    
Morocco (Kingdom of)    
Mozambique (Republic of)    
Namibia (Republic of) 50.0-54.0 MHz prim FN 5.169
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec

 30 - 120 Watts PEP
Niger (Republic of the)    
Nigeria (Federal Republic of) not in NAT (PB2T sept 04) amateur activity reported
Norway 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 Watts
Oman (Sultanate of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec as of June 2010. source ROARS A41KB
Poland (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec 100 Watts EIRP
Portugal 50.0-52.0 MHz sec
 Starting 26 April 2012 the band was extended to 50-52 MHz sec with 25 Watts. (ICP-ANACOM). Power permitted now up to 300 Watts
Qatar (State of)    
Romania 50.0-52.0 MHz sec  25 Watts 
Russian Federation    
Rwanda (Republic of) 50.0-54.0 MHz prim FN 5.169
San Marino (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec   
Sao Tome and Principe (Democratic Republic of)    
Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of) not allowed CITC webpage
Senegal (Republic of) 50.0-51.0 MHz prim

FN 5.169
Serbia 50.0-51.9 MHz sec FN70 (NN25)
Seychelles (Republic of)    
Sierra Leone    
Slovak Republic 50.0-52.0 MHz sec http://www.vus.sk/ntfs
Slovenia (Republic of) 50.0-52.0 MHz prim 100 Watts
Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya    
Somali Democratic Republic 50.0-54.0 MHz  http://www.somaliahamradio.8k.com/custom4.html
South Africa (Republic of) 50.0-54.0 MHz prim FN 5.169
Spain 50.0-52.0 MHz sec  600 Watts PEP and 1000 Watts for EME and MS outside cities.
Sudan (Republic of the)    
Swaziland (Kingdom of) 50.0-54.0 MHz prim FN 5.169
Sweden 50.0-52.0 MHz sec Max 200 Watts
Switzerland (Confederation of) 50.0-52.0 MHz sec

www.bakom.admin.ch/themen/frequenzen/00652/00654/index.html?lang=en www.ofcomnet.ch/cgi-bin/rir.pl?id=1101;nb=11
Syrian Arab Republic    
Tajikistan (Republic of)    
Tanzania (United Republic of)    
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 50.0-52.0 MHz sec   
Togolese Republic    
Tunisia    
Turkey NAT: no Only with limited permission.   Not available at this time. 
Turkmenistan    
Uganda (Republic of)    
Ukraine    
United Arab Emirates    
United Kingdom of GB and NI (incl. Gibraltar) 50.0-51.0 MHz prim 51.0-52.0 MHz sec

50.0-51.0 MHz 400W (26dBw), 51.0-52.0 MHz 100 Watts (20dBw)
Uzbekistan (Republic of)    
Vatican City State 50.0-52.0 MHz sec   
Yemen (Republic of)    
Zambia (Republic of) 50-54 MHz prim FN 5.169
Zimbabwe (Republic of) 50-54 MHz prim FN 5.169

 

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Frequencia

 Máximo ancho de banda Modo (modo secundario) Uso

144.000

144.025

 2 700 Hz Todos los modos
 Satélites (sólo escuchar, "bajada satélite")

144.025

144.100

 500 Hz CW (EME)

144.050 llamada CW

144.100 variado EME

144.100

144.150

 500 Hz CW y Digitales banda estrecha

144.110-144-160  EME MGM

 

144.150

144.400

 2 700 Hz CW, Modos digitales y SSB

144.195-144.205 variado MS SSB (m)                                

144.300    actividad central en SSB

144.400

144.490

 500Hz CW y Modos digitales

SOLAMENTE BALIZAS

 

144.491

144.493

 500 Hz Modos digitales EXPERIMENTALES  Experimentales

144.500

  

 

144.794

 20 kHz Todos los modos

144.500 centro actividad IMAGEN (SSTV, Fax,...)

144.600 centro actividad Modos digitales (MGM, RTTY,..)

144.750 donde hablan los de ATV para ver si las cosas funcionan.

 

144.794

144.9625

 12 kHz

Modos digitales

144.800    APRS

144.8125   DV pasarelas de voz a internet (HOTSPOT)

144.8250   DV pasarelas de voz a internet (HOTSPOT)

144.8375   DV pasarelas de voz a internet (HOTSPOT)

144.8500   DV pasarelas de voz a internet (HOTSPOT)

144.8625   DV pasarelas de voz a internet (HOTSPOT)

144.975

145.194

 12kHz FM / DIgital Voice SOLAMENTE ENTRADAS a REPETIDORES

145.194

145.206

 12 kHz FM / Digital Voice Space communication

145.206

 

 

145.5625

 12 kHz FM / Digital Voice

145.2375    FM pasarelas de voz a internet (echolink/wires/eqso...)

145.2875    FM pasarelas de voz a internet (echolink/wires/eqso...)

145.3375    FM pasarelas de voz a internet (echolink/wires/eqso...)

145.375      LLAMADA VOZ DIGITAL

145.500      LLAMADA FM

145.575

145.7935

 12 kHz FM / Digital Voice UNICAMENTE SALIDAS REPETIDOR

145.794

145.806

 12 kHz FM / DIgital Voice SATELITE

145.806

146.000

 12kHz All Mode UNICAMENTE SATELITE

 Please see the IARU Region 1 VHF Handbook for details

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Banda 70 cm

Esto es una version simplificada.

 

Frequencia

 maximo ancho de banda MODO USO

430.000

432.975

 20KHz todos los modos

430.025 - 430.375 salidas repetidores FM (1.6 MHz)

430.400 - 43.575 comunicaciones digitales

430.600 . 430.925 canales para repetidores comunicaciones digitales

430.925 - 431.025 canales multimodo

431.050 - 431.825 entrada repetidores (7.6 MHz)

431.625 - 431.975 entrada repetidores (1.6MHz)

432.000

432.100

 500Hz Telegrafia &  MGM

 432.000 - 432.500 rebote lunar

432.050  actividad CW

432.088 actividad PSK31
432.100

432.400

 2700Hz Telegrafia, MGM & SSB

432.200 SSB

432.350 coordinacion Microondas

432.370 actividad FSK441

432.400

432.490

 500 Hz Telepgrafia & MGM
 Unicamente BALIZAS

432.491

432.493

 500 Hz EMGM  Experimentales MGM

432.500

432.975

 12 KHz Todos los modos

432.500 Nueva frecuencia APRS

entradas repetidores REGION 1 canalizado a 25KHz
 con (2 MHz) (Ch frec 432.600 - 432.975MHz)

433.000

433.375

 12 KHz FM repetidores VOZ DIGITAL "DV"

entradas repetidores REGION 1 canalizado a 25KHz, (1.6 MHz)

433.400

433.575

 12 KHz FM DV

433.400 SSTV (FM/AFSK)

433.450 llamada DV

433.500 llamada FM

 
433.600

434.000

 20 KHz Todos los modos

 433.625 - 433.775 Comunicaciones digitales canales

434.000 experimentos digitales

 434.000

434.594

 12 KHz

Todos los modos

ATV

  434.450 Comunicaciones digitales canales

 434.594

434.981

 12 KHz Todos los modos
 

 435.000

438.000

 20 KHz Servicio SATELITE
&  ATV		  ATV salidas de repetidores no estan permitidas en 435 MHz

438.000

440.000

 20 KHz Todos los modos

438.025 - 438.175  Comunicaciones DIGITALES canales

438.200 - 438.525 canales para repetidores comunicaciones DIGITALES

438.550 - 438.625 Multi modo

438.650 - 439.425 canales para salidas repetidores (7.6 MHz)

439.800 - 439.975 canales para enlaces de Comunicaciones DIGITALES

 

Please see the IARU Region 1 VHF Handbook for details

 

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