Australian Bandplans - 2016 23cm Band
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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 on non-interference basis
Access: Advanced and Standard licensees only
1240.000 - 1241.000 REPEATER LINKS - Group A
1241.000 - 1259.000 ATV CHANNEL 1
1259.000 - 1260.000 REPEATER LINKS - Group A
1260.000 - 1270.000 AMATEUR SATELLITES
1270.000 - 1272.000 NARROW BAND MODES (Possible future use)
1270.000 - 1271.000 Same pattern as 1296.000 � 1297.000
1271.000 - 1272.000 Experimental
1272.025 - 1273.000 REPEATER LINKS - Group B
1273.025 - 1273.975 FM REPEATER OUTPUTS
1274.000 - 1292.000 ATV CHANNEL 2
1292.025 - 1293.000 REPEATER LINKS - Group B
1293.025 - 1293.975 FM REPEATER INPUTS
1294.000 - 1294.975 FM SIMPLEX
1294.000 National voice calling frequency
1294.700 Information Beacons
1294.800 WICEN
1294.850 National ARDF frequency
1294.900 Non-voice modes (RTTY, SSTV, Fax)
1295.000 - 1297.000 NARROW BAND MODES
1295.000 - 1295.900 General / Experimental
1295.900 - 1296.100 EME
1296.100 - 1296.400 CW / SSB
1296.100 Calling frequency: national primary
1296.200 Calling frequency: national secondary
1296.220 - 1296.240 Digital DX modes
1296.240 - 1296.300 Guard band: New Zealand beacons
1296.320 - 1296.340 Digital DX modes
1296.400 - 1296.600 Beacons
1296.600 - 1297.000 Experimental
1297.025 - 1300.000 SIMPLEX (DATA)
1297.025 - 1297.400 General FM - 25 kHz channel spacing
1297.500 - 1299.900 Digital � 200 kHz channel spacing
1297.500 D-Star � recommended national calling frequency
1297.900 D-Star Comms Site Elevated Hot Spot
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.
FM Repeaters
Channel spacing is 25KHz and offset is +20MHz.
Digital (D-Star) repeaters will be allocated frequencies spaced at 200 kHz intervals in
the upper part of the repeater segment (primary frequency 1273.900 / 1293.900 MHz).
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.
Amateur Televison
Both channels may be used for simplex or repeater operation. Recommended uses:
Channel 1: Simplex or repeater inputs
FM Maximum bandwidth 18 MHz, centred on 1250 MHz
DVB Bandwidth 7 MHz, centred on 1246 MHz or 1255 MHz
Channel 2: Simplex or repeater outputs
FM Maximum bandwidth 18 MHz, centred on 1283 MHz
DVB Bandwidth 7 MHz, centred on 1278 or 1287 MHz
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