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U.S. Amateur GHz Frequency Allocations

According to the FCC, the following frequencies are available for licensed amateur use (see the FCC's massive frequency chart for full details):

Novices:

from	to	details
1.270	1.295	CW, phone, image, mcw, rtty, data (maximum power 5 watts PEP)

All other Amateur classes (except Novices):

from	to	band name	details
1.240	1.300	23 cm band	CW, phone, image, mcw, rtty, data
2.300	2.310	13 cm band	all
2.390	2.450	13 cm band	all
3.300	3.500	9 cm band	all
5.650	5.925	6 cm band	all
10.0	10.5		all
24.0	24.25		all
47.0	47.2		all
75.5	81.0		all
119.98	120.02		all
142	149		all
241	250		all
300	+		all

            * see the ARRL bandplan for details on operation within each band

Frequency charts, tables and other resources

• ARRL Amateur Frequency Allocations (pdf) (gif) (html)
• ARRL Band Plan (html)
• United States FCC Frequency Allocations (pdf)
• United States Military frequency chart (jpg)
• Canadian Frequency Table (pdf)

Where's the database?

It's not here, yet. It's actually running on my development site (behind my firewall) but requires active server pages (ASP) to deliver up the content to the web page. Subsequently, it won't work as long as I'm here at qrz.net since they're Apache-based and don't support ASP. I should be relocating the site in a month or so and expect to be able to link it up at that time.

You can, however, access articles I've written featuring repeaters in the eastern Nebraska and western Iowa area. These articles are printed in the Ak-Sar-Ben Amateur Radio Club's "Ham Hum" newsletter each month and are reprinted here after their monthly release.

I'm also considering putting a table-formatted report from the database online - but we'll that's on the list of things to do!