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23cm Band



         Australian Bandplans - 2003   23cm Band
         =======================================

Band Limits:       1240-1300 MHz
Primary Service:   RADIOLOCATION 1240-1300MHz
Primary Service:   RADIONAVIGATION-SATELLITE 1240-1260MHz
Secondary Service: AMATEUR 1240-1300MHz
Secondary Service: AMATEUR SATELLITE 1260-1270MHz
Access: Unrestricted, Intermediate, Limited Licensee

REPEATER LINKS - Group A          1240.000-1241.000 

ATV (FM or AM)                    1241.000-1259.000 
   VSB Ch1                           1241.000-1248.000
      Vision                            1242.250
      Sound                             1247.750
   FM Ch1                            1250.000MHz +/- 9MHz
   VSB Ch2                           1252.000-1259.000
      Vision                            1253.250
      Sound                             1258.750

REPEATER LINKS - Group A          1259.000-1260.000

AMATEUR SATELLITES                1260.000-1270.000

NARROW BAND MODES                 1270.000-1272.000
   Same Pattern as 1296-1296.6       1270.000-1270.600
   Linear Translator/Experimental    1270.600-1272.000 (Note 3)

REPEATER LINKS - Group B          1272.025-1273.000

REPEATER OUTPUTS                  1273.025-1273.975

ATV (FM or AM)                    1274.000-1292.000
   VSB Ch3                           1274.000-1281.000
      Vision                            1275.250
      Sound                             1280.750
   FM Ch2                            1283.000 +/- 9MHz
   VSB Ch4                           1285.000-1292.000
      Vision                            1286.250
      Sound                             1291.750

REPEATER LINKS - GROUP B          1292.025-1293.000

REPEATER INPUTS                   1293.025-1293.975

FM SIMPLEX                        1294.000-1294.975
   National Voice Call Channel       1294.000
   RTTY (AFSK)                       1294.750
   SSTV/Fax (AFSK)                   1294.775
   WICEN                             1294.800
   National ARDF Frequency           1294.850

NARROW BAND MODES                 1295.000-1297.000
   General/Experimental              1295.000-1295.900
   EME Exclusive                     1295.950-1296.050
   Terrestrial CW/FSK                1296.050-1296.100
      CW Calling Frequency              1296.050
      FSK Calling Frequency             1296.075
   General CW/SSB/AM                 1296.100-1296.400
      National Primary Call Ch.         1296.100
      National Secondary Call Ch.       1296.200
      ZL Beacon Guard Band              1296.250-1296.300
   Beacons                           1296.400-1296.600
   Linear Translator/Experimental    1296.600-1297.000

FM SIMPLEX (DATA)                 1297.025-1300.000
   25KHz Channel Spacing             1297.025-1297.975
   100KHz Channel Spacing            1298.100-1299.900

Note 1: Band Access
In Australia, Dept. of Defence radars operate on 1300.0 MHz. Amateurs
must observe a gaurd band of 5MHz (from 1295-1300MHz) in the vicinity 
of these installations.

Note 2: Beacons
Beacon Frequencies are allocated on a call area basis. 
eg VK1: 1296.410-1296.419, VK2: 1296.420-1296.429 etc. Parallel beacon
frequencies are also allocated at 1270MHz for future use. Beacon spacing
is 2KHz.

Note 3: Linear Translators
Inband Inputs:   1296.625, 1296.650, 1296.675
Inband Outputs:  1270.625, 1270.650, 1270.675
Crossband to bands below 23cm: 1270.750-1271.000
Crossband to bands above 23cm: 1271.000-1272.000

Note 4: FM Repeaters
Channel spacing is 25KHz and offset is +20MHz. The following repeater 
channels are allocated:

Output    Input       Output     Input
1273.025  1293.025    1273.525   1293.525
1273.050  1293.050    1273.550   1293.550
1273.075  1293.075    1273.575   1293.575
1273.100  1293.100    1273.600   1293.600
1273.125  1293.120    1273.625   1293.625
1273.150  1293.150    1273.650   1293.650 WICEN Portable
1273.175  1295.175    1273.675   1293.675
1273.200  1293.200    1273.700   1293.700
1273.225  1293.225    1273.725   1293.725
1273.250  1293.250    1273.750   1293.750 WICEN Portable
1273.275  1293.275    1273.775   1293.775
1273.300  1293.300    1273.800   1293.800
1273.325  1293.325    1273.825   1293.825
1273.350  1293.350    1273.850   1293.850
1273.375  1293.375    1273.875   1293.875
1273.400  1293.400    1273.900   1293.900 Data Regenerator
1273.425  1293.425    1273.925   1293.925 Data Regenerator
1273.450  1293.450    1273.950   1293.950 Data Regenerator
1273.475  1293.475    1273.975   1293.975 Data Regenerator
1273.500  1293.500

Note 5: SSB & FM Call Channel
Be aware that 1296.100 & 1294.000 are national call channels. Contact
should be established on this channel and then the operators should
QSY. Where an FM repeater pair is not in use in the local area, it too is
then available for FM simplex working, but users should be aware of DX
conditions that may trigger distant repeaters.

    

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