Australian Bandplans - 2003 9cm Band
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Band Limits: 3300-3600 MHz
Primary Service: RADIOLOCATION 3300-3600MHz
Secondary Service: AMATEUR 3300-3600MHz
Secondary Service: AMATEUR SATELLITE 3400-3410MHz
Secondary Service: FIXED SATELLITE (Space to Earth) 3400-3600MHz
Secondary Service: FIXED, MOBILE 3400-3600MHz
Access: Unrestricted, Intermediate, Limited Licensee
WIDEBAND DUPLEX - ATV 3300.000-3320.000
LINKS 3320.000-3330.000
WIDEBAND DUPLEX 3330.000-3390.000 (Note 4)
Data 3330.000-3350.000
Voice 3350.000-3370.000
ATV 3370.000-3390.000
LINKS 3390.000-3400.000
AMATEUR SATELLITES 3400.000-3410.000
NARROW BAND MODES 3410.000-3415.000
Same pattern as 3456-3458 3410.000-3410.600
General/Experimental 3410.600-3412.000 (Note 2)
Linear Translators 3412.000-3415.000
FM SIMPLEX (VOICE) 3415.000-3416.000
FM SIMPLEX (DATA) 3416.000-3420.000
ALL MODES 3420.000-3430.000
ATV SIMPLEX 3430.000-3450.000
FM SIMPLEX 3450.000-3455.000
NARROW BAND MODES 3455.000-3460.000
General/Experimental 3455.000-3456.000
EME Only 3456.000-3456.100
Terrestrial CW/SSB 3456.100-3456.400
Primary National Call Channel 3456.100
Secondary National Call Channel 3456.200
Beacons 3456.400-3456.600 (Note 1)
General/Experimental 3456.600-3460.000 (Note 2)
LINKS 3460.000-3470.000
WIDEBAND DUPLEX 3470.000-3530.000 (Note 4)
Data 3470.000-3490.000
Voice 3490.000-3510.000
ATV 3510.000-3530.000
LINKS 3530.000-3540.000
WIDEBAND DUPLEX 3540.000-3600.000 (Note 4)
Data 3540.000-3560.000
Voice 3560.000-3580.000
ATV 3580.000-3600.000
Note 1: Beacons
Beacon Frequencies are allocated on a call area basis.
eg VK1: 3456.410-3456.419, VK2: 3456.420-3456.429 etc. Parallel beacon
frequencies are also allocated at 3410MHz for future use. Beacon spacing
is 2KHz.
Note 2: Linear Translators
Inband: 3410.700/3470.700, 3410.800/3470.800
3410.900/3470.900
Crossband to 2m or 70cm: 3410.625, 3410.650, 3410.675
3456.625, 3456.650, 3456.675
Crossband to other bands: 3412.000-3415.000, 3457.000-3460.000
Note 3: FM Simplex Voice & Data
FM Simplex voice channels are 100KHz spacing.
Note 4: Wideband Duplex
These segments are intended mainly for wideband duplex links with an
offset of 70MHz. However, offsets of 140 or 210MHz are also possible
by appropriate choice of channel pairs. Suggested use of each 20MHz segment
is:
Data Segments: 1MHz channel spacing, excluding upper and lower segment edges.
Voice Segments: 100KHz channel spacing
ATV Segments: Single channel at centre of segment using FM ATV with
+/- 9MHz deviation. The channels centred on 3310 and 3590
are recommended for ATV links.
Note 5: SSB Call Channels
Be aware that 3456.100 is a national call channel. Contact
should be established on this channel and then the operators should
QSY.
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