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  Frequency Classification
 
Frequency Classification Abbreviation
3-30 kc
30-300 kc
300-3,000 kc
3-30 Mc
30-300 Mc
300-3,000 Mc
3,000-30,000 Mc
30,000-300,000 Mc
300,000-3,000,000 Mc
      Very low frequencies
      Low frequencies
      Medium frequencies
      High frequencies
      Very high frequencies
      Ultra-high frequencies
      Super high frequencies
      Extremely high frequencies
      ..........................
      VLF
      LF
      MF
      HF
      VHF
      UHF
      SHF
      EHF
      ....

 
  U.S. Amateur Radio Bands
Updated ARRL B/W PDF version [49,214 bytes]
Bands Frequency (Mc){MHz}1
160 Meter Band 1.80 - 2.00*
80 Meter Band 3.50 - 4.00
40 Meter Band 7.00 - 7.30
{30 Meter Band}1 {10.10 - 10.15}1
20 Meter Band 14.00 - 14.35
{17 Meter Band}1 {18.068 - 18.168}1

15 Meter Band

21.00 - 21.45

{12 Meter Band}1

{24.89 - 24.99}1

10 Meter Band

28.00 - 29.70

6 Meter Band

50 - 54

2 Meter Band

144 - 148

1 1/4 Meter Band

220 - 225 {222 - 225}1

3/4 Meter Band {70 Centi-Meter}1

420 - 450 **

{33 Centi-Meter}

{902 - 928}1

.............. {24 Centi-Meter}1

1,215 - 1,300 {1240 - 1300}1

.............. {12 Centi-Meter}1

2,300 - 2,450

.............. {9 Centi-Meter}1

3,300 - 3,500

.............. {5 Centi-Meter}1

5,650 - 5,925

.............. {3 Centi-Meter}1

10,000 - 10,500

.............. {1 Centi-Meter}1

21,000 - 22,000

..............

All above 40,000
    Subject to change by FCC
1Current data will be displayed
as follows: {XXX}
*Use of this band is on a
shared basis with Loran-A
system of navigation.
 
{**Use of this band is on a
shared basis with the US Government.}
 

 
 

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