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2m Band



         Australian Bandplans - 2003  2m Band
         =====================================

Band Limits: 144-148 MHz                     
Primary Service: 144-148 MHz      
Access: Unrestricted, Intermediate, Limited, Novice, Novice Limited

NARROW BAND MODES                  144.000-144.700
EME                                144.000-144.010
CW                                 144.010-144.050
   CW Calling Frequency            144.025
CW/FSK                             144.050-144.100
   Meteor Scatter Call Channel     144.050 
   RTTY (FSK) Call Channel         144.075
SSB/AM                             144.100-144.400
   National Call Channel Prim.     144.100
   National Call Channel Sec.      144.200
Gaurd Band - ZL Beacons            144.250-144.300
Beacons: Primary                   144.400-144.500
Beacons: Secondary                 144.500-144.600
Linear Translators                 144.625-144.675

ALL MODE SEGMENT                   144.700-145.700
Novice & Novice Limited Segment    144.692-145.208 (Packet Radio Only)
Packet Radio                       144.700-144.925
Space Communiications              144.950         (Used by Shuttle)
Packet Radio                       144.975-145.200
   Hi-Speed Packet (<9600)         145.075-145.175
   WICEN Packet Channel            145.200
Linear Translators                 145.225-145.275
General Voice/Wideband             145.300-145.525
   National ARDF Channel           145.300
Space Communications               145.550         (Used by Shuttle & MIR)
Information Beacons                145.575
Radio Teletype (AFSK)              145.600
SSTV/FAX (AFSK)                    145.625
CW Practice/Broadcast Relays       145.650-145.675
ARDF Homing Beacons                145.700

AMATEUR SATELLITES                 145.700-146.000

FM SIMPLEX/REPEATER                146.000-148.000 
Novice & Novice Limited Segment    146.000-148.000
Repeater In - A                    146.025-146.400
Simplex                            146.425-146.600   
   National FM Call Channel        146.500
   National RTTY Call Channel      146.600
Repeater Out - A                   146.625-147.000
Repeater Out - B                   147.025-147.375
Simplex                            147.400-147.525
   National ATV Liason Channel     147.400
   National Secondary Call Channel 147.500
Packet Radio                       147.550-147.600
Repeater In - B                    147.625-147.975

NOTE 1: Beacons
Beacon Channels are allocated on a state/frequency basis - eg 144.410-144.419
is allocated to VK1, 144.420-144.429 VK2 etc. The beacons are channeled
in 2KHz increments.

NOTE 2: Narrowband & Weak Signal Segment
The segment 144.000-144.700MHz & 145.225-145.275MHz should NOT be used by 
wideband FM voice and packet modes. This segment is allocated to weak 
signal, narrow band SSB, CW and FSK modes. Terrestrial operation should 
not be conducted in the International EME segment.

NOTE 3: Exclusive Simplex Channels
The following simplex channels are available for general use on the
2m band.

145.325   146.425   147.425
145.350   146.450   147.450
145.375   146.475   147.475
145.400   146.500   147.500 
145.425   146.525   147.525
145.450   146.550
145.475   146.575
145.500
145.525

Be aware that 146.500 and 147.500 are national call channels. Contact
should be established on these channels and then the operators should
QSY. Where a repeater pair is not in use in the local area, it too is
then available for simplex working, but users should be aware of DX
conditions that may trigger distant repeaters.

NOTE 4: Exclusive Packet Channels
The following channels have been allocated to packet activity requiring
a bandwidth less than 16KHz.

144.700        147.550        145.075 (>1200bps Primary Use)
144.725        147.575        145.100 (>1200bps Primary Use)
144.750        147.600        145.125 (>1200bps Primary Use)
144.775                       145.150 (>1200bps Primary Use)
144.800        144.975        145.175 (>1200bps Primary Use)
144.825        145.000
144.850        145.025        145.200 WICEN Packet Channel
144.875        145.050
144.900    
144.925

NOTE 5: Repeater Channels
Repeater Channel spacing is 25 KHz and repeater offset is 600 KHz. In some 
areas it may be necessary to reverse repeater inputs and outputs to avoid 
interference from pager services.

The following repeater channels are allocated:

Output  Input                 Output  Input
146.625 146.025               147.025 147.625
146.650 146.050               147.050 147.650
146.675 146.075               147.075 147.675
146.700 146.100               147.100 147.700
146.725 146.125               147.125 147.725 - WICEN QLD, NSW
146.750 146.150               147.150 147.750 - WICEN QLD, NSW
146.775 146.175               147.175 147.775 - WICEN NATIONAL REPEATERS ONLY
146.800 146.200               147.200 147.800
146.825 146.225               147.225 147.825
146.850 146.250               147.250 147.850
146.875 146.275               147.275 147.875
146.900 146.300               147.300 147.900 - WICEN VIC
146.925 146.325 - WICEN VIC   147.325 147.925
146.950 146.350               147.350 147.950
146.975 146.375               147.375 147.975
147.000 146.400



    

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